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Re: No Till Drills, tractor horsepower requirement
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Posted by Peabo on July 24, 2007 at 16:41:20 from (71.76.59.119):
In Reply to: No Till Drills, tractor horsepower requirement posted by arod on July 24, 2007 at 08:44:39:
I will add to what others have said by saying that although wide row beans is not the "trend" or probably the absolute best way to do it, you can plant them with a planter such as the JD7000 as well as corn. It was done that way around here(deep south) for years when wide rows were popular for everything. However, a drill will plant beans but not do a very good job of planting corn. Just something to consider. Good Luck!!! Peabo
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