It really depeends on what you're carrying in terms of weight. 32 would be about the maximum recomended so that would cover you for every situation and you'd always have enough. That said... if you're not using any heavy mounted impliments I suspect that closer 15 psi would be enough on a smaller, light tractor. On the low end you risk destroying the tire from underinflation as well as wearing the tread off unevenly (towards the sidewalls). If you have too much air you risk wearing the center of the tread off fairly quickly as well as compromising traction. Pick your poison. Everything is a compromise.
If you get right down to it the tire data book will give you a correct inflation pressure for a given amount of weight. If you know the approximate weight you're dealing with you can get fairly close.
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