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South Africa | Thanks man, I really enjoyed those pics. I always like seeing how it's done elsewhere. Not many drills are seen around here, apart from a few old Masseys or John Shearers (from Australia). In the early 1980's many guys started experimenting by broadcasting the seed with the fertilizer and covering it with cultivators, and that really catched on, because it worked very well in our conditions and it's FAST. From that method it started going to no-till, which is still hotly debated here (just like everywhere else, I guess). | |
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- The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - TxFarmer : 9/26/2009 17:58
- RE: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - Dingaling : 9/26/2009 19:05
- Re: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - dutch : 9/26/2009 19:28
- RE: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - hesston8465a : 9/26/2009 21:03
- Re: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - JDEEREMAN : 9/26/2009 21:48
- Pull it apart & drop a length of DOM in it - Badger : 9/26/2009 22:18
- Re: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - loran : 9/26/2009 22:40
- Re: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - plowboy : 9/26/2009 22:49
- Re: The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow. - TXCUTTER : 9/27/2009 01:39
- RE: O/T any pics? - boetboer : 9/27/2009 11:27
- RE: wheat sowing setup ( 2 pics ) - TxFarmer : 9/27/2009 15:39
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The value, legacy, & future of the JD 1610 plow.
