I thought that once, but I have never looked back. The only thing I might do different today might be a planter for 15" rows, but I'm getting too old for that crap. Neighbor of mine is doing 15", and his yields are way up and weeds are down, but I still chop mine at 30" and I'm happy with it. Sam is using a rotary from a custom operator to chop, but another neighbor will combine his remaining acreage with a 30" head and he still doesn't lose any grain. And a 6 row is far faster than a 4 row to plant with, especially in 30" rows. The biggest thing I am saying, is that by combining the money you will spent on another 4 row planter plus the money you can get for your current planter, you can buy a 6 row unit, and save time planting plus increase your yields at the same time. Overall, the payback time is short, and pretty much a no brainer.
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