Posted by nvfarmer on February 29, 2008 at 14:56:21 from (71.35.144.214):
I have a small vegetable farm in WA. Been expanding slowly over 5 yrs. Last year 5 acres, this year 8-9 acres. I just yesterday picked up a Super A with cultivators. Front cultivators have two shovels on each side and the inside has hilling discs. What is a common way to set the cultivators for weeding crops such as lettuce, carrots, beets, etc. In the past I have always done rows about 30" apart. With the Super A can I effectively cultivate around two rows? I made a pass with it today in unplanted ground and it looked feasible, but I'm not sure. Thanks in advance!
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