If we wanted a single skip row, we would just not lower the planter on that side. When we would turn at the end lowering the planter on the other side would yield a single skip row. For watermelons we would plant two and skip two, so the planters would both be lowered in one direction and a double skip would be inserted by only lowering the "wheel plows" on the return run. For this to work the left gang had to be controlled by the outside lift arm and on the SC the rear gangs had to be controlled by the inside lift arm. In either case we would cultivate the skip rows to prevent weed and grass growth. A 6-foot harrow could also be used in the double skip row.
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