Posted by Leroy on March 26, 2015 at 13:53:01 from (69.88.205.69):
In Reply to: Soybeans posted by DeltaRed on March 25, 2015 at 21:50:10:
Actually where they are saying a certain cell will hold a certain number of seeds, that may work some of the time but not all the time as a cell that would hold 4 extra large beans might hold 6 extra small beans. That is why you need the count per pound. I have never even considered a round corn plate for beans, never used rounds on corn always flats. So the difference in size of the bean and if you put that floor plate grove up or down that will also change counts per cell. Haven't farmed for several years so not up on sizes of beans. They would recemond a certain number of seeds or pounds per acre but on my ground to get a stand at all would have to take the amount recemonded and multiply it times 1 1/2, pollibly more to get correct amount of population. My soil is a heavy crusting soil tho. And the plates in the picture the first one is for a 999 John Deere horse drawn 2 row planter but Allis was made same way and with an adapter the Deere plates in picture could be used in Allis. I could go to store and buy any size of the plastic plates for Deere or McCormick right off the shelf. I myself used the 494-494A Deere planters. And I have both sizes of cast plates and I think all sizes of the plastic bean plate plus the floor plate with both the narrow and wide grove plus smooth to use. And the plastic plates like to crack in a cell.
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