Posted by big tee on November 22, 2017 at 06:29:23 from (199.120.66.137):
I picked my corn out of my planter the other day and the wife fed the ears in and I turned the crank on the Fulton sheller so we are done harvesting for the year. The planter is 141 in. X 9 in. and we got 19.875 lb. of 15.5 shelled corn off of it. When I used to get in the corn growers contest a guy came out from a bank to verify the yields so I had my wife--The Fayette Co. Supervisor Chairman watch me like a hawk so I wouldn't cheat. My Son had a leftover part bag of seed corn and when he cleaned the planter out he had some fertilizer left in a barrel so I (borrowed) some of both and when I watered it this last Summer I would spike the water with some of his 28% so my inputs were almost 0 so I think I will make $$$$$. I need help figuring the yields. THANKS---Tee
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