Posted by Dave H (MI) on June 17, 2015 at 06:29:17 from (50.108.0.31):
So don't shoot me, I am just pondering this idea. This would really be only for those who remember me having planter troubles a month back. The old planter lost pressure and had a lot of skips so I went back and double planted the largest field where the problem was the worst. I did pretty good on alignment for an amateur...I have double rows that tend to be no more than a foot off the original row and often much closer. So if it ever drys out I will be running over this mess with my sprayer. 40' width and set up for 30" rows. Since the wheel spacing of the equipment spans a couple rows and given that I have some erratic spacing, I wonder if I would run over less corn if I sprayed across the rows instead of going up and down them? Might be a rougher ride than I am willing to accept for the length of time it would take, but is there any other flaw in my thinking? In retrospect, I think I would rather lose a row here and there than a kidney. :)
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