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Re: what size tractor for 30 acres of corn/soybeans
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Posted by paul on July 15, 2007 at 23:32:24 from (66.44.132.64):
In Reply to: Re: what size tractor for 30 acres of corn/soybeans posted by Brad Wright of MO on July 15, 2007 at 22:18:13:
That works in an arid wheat area, back in the day, & 2 full time fellas doing the work. Neighbor ran 80 acres of land with an 8N here - corn & soybeans & oats. That's a lot to put under one N in our wet weather. His only job tho, full time farming - back then. I bet this fella might have a regular job & need to wedge the farming into a few hours now & then. :) Need to get something done when he has the time to do it. Nebraska grows a lot of corn, but under irrigation & big pivots I thought. Surprised he can grow it on a 30 acre field. Besides, the bigger tractors sell for less these days than the little ones. He needs cheap hp. Thanks for the story. :) --->Paul
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