I was thinking of doing 20-30 acres on 38" rows and I would have a few hours a day to cultivate. It seems like it can be done but might not be the most practical idea. It may work for a year or two to determine if growing the corn will be worth it before getting more equipment. I have another type of belly cultivator attachment for the super a that I've never seen another one of. It's a one piece unit that looks to mount in the front toolbar extensions. It has 4 skinny tines with mini shovels on each side and a complete "u" shaped shield with wings that would go over young plants and completely protect them as you go. It would probably work great for the first cultivation allowing you to go faster. The shield part is about 6" wide.
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