Posted by flying belgian on March 06, 2019 at 11:00:05 from (69.24.184.209):
In Reply to: Wednesday posted by kcm.MN on March 05, 2019 at 22:20:55:
The wheel track planting I understand but there are some things with this pic I do not understand. 1) there is no operator on the plow tractor. 2) why is he starting first round about 100 ft. from fence line? (look at the prop. line of field across road) 3) why did he pull in and drop planter just in front of plow tractor? 4) looks like the marker is running in the plow furrow. How is that going to work when he makes next round with plow and covers the furrow? 5) what is the photographer standing on that gets him up that high? Only thing I can figure is this end of the field must be right where the photographer is standing and he is planting 4 short rows of sweetcorn and the rest of the field will be planted to beans.
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