Posted by MN Scott on March 30, 2008 at 20:22:37 from (206.9.216.67):
In Reply to: Buying a tractor posted by relaurain on March 30, 2008 at 16:54:15:
You may want to consider someone custom planting and harvesting for you. For 40 acres its going to be a big investment for a decent planter and combine. Someone planting with a newer planter in top condition will pay for the custom fees in a better stand and higher yield. Planting corn is not so simple if you have never done it before. Start with proper fertilization, hybrid selection, insecticide, weed control ect. With $5 corn you want to get everything as close to perfect as possible. An 8n is a pretty small tractor for 40 acres, I would look for something newer around 60 HP like a farmall 656, 666, 686. They can pull 12 to 14 ft implements that can do a better job faster and are easier to find used in good condition.
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