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Re: 246/247 jd corn planter questions
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Posted by Joe in Ne on March 07, 2007 at 16:14:25 from (207.5.116.146):
In Reply to: 246/247 jd corn planter questions posted by mike3320 on March 07, 2007 at 15:49:56:
I have seen them used in Nebraska. As I remember I think they plant either 42 or 44 inches apart. You string a wire that is mounted on a spool as you go one way and pick it up going other way or lay one out as you planting one direction. You drive post and do it every time. When you cultivate you can go endwise and crossways in the field. They used to cultivate four times here.
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