Posted by cjunrau on December 07, 2015 at 19:53:04 from (209.202.4.138):
In Reply to: Re: White planter posted by JD Seller on December 07, 2015 at 17:27:05:
I think I will give it a go. I do lots of till , I try to cultivate at least 4 times in spring and 1-2 in fall. Harrow the feild smooth before seeding. I find I get good weed kill and better crop that way. Sounds like it will be a good starter planter as I don't need to plant more than 20 acres and it doesn't have to be done in an hour or two either. Lol. I enjoy doing feild work and with only 100 acres total I have lots of time. Sounds like from what I hear on this site and other places on the net that this planter should work well if I go slow.
Just got offered to contract oats at $7.50 bushel. So will be doing 60 acres oats next year and a little wheat for chicken feed and the rest beans. Should keep me out of trouble for another year Thanks again for the info.
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