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Northeast Louisiana | They build beds and roll the tops of them flat in one pass. They seem to be most popular in Arkansas where a lot of guys are just making little drainage furrows on 60" centers for drainage and furrow irrigation in narrow row soybeans. We had one but it didn't work for us in stale bed very well, seem to be best suited for running in loose, freshly tilled soil.
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Edited by Five Lock Boll 12/6/2013 11:36
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Dumb question about hipper rollers
