Posted by paul on August 03, 2008 at 19:22:11 from (66.44.132.103):
In Reply to: Double row corn posted by farmer101IL on August 03, 2008 at 18:43:36:
Twin-row planter. Was real popular idea 10 years ago, hear less of it now. I think it is exactly set up for 30 inch rows, but the twins are 8 inches apart. Works with normal combine heads.
The idea was to get a little more corn population, but not have them crowded so much. In places we get too much water, stalk strength is the limiting factor.
Now folks have gone to 15-20 inch corn rows, and forgotten about twin rows. See a few around yet here in southern MN.
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