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| I’d band some fertilizer, second the inch and a half depth, set the downpressure springs a little on the agressive side, takes some pressure to get the row unit to do what you’re asking of it. Yetter Twisters or another form of them. That’s a nice planter you have, it will do an amazing job. Try varying the populations for best ROI. See no need to go above 130k though. Marion Calmer says his trials have shown 75,000 is his best economic threshold.
Edited by Boone & Crockett 4/18/2024 04:53
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