Nc Ks. | OHKen - 5/14/2019 19:57
If your dealing with moist soil my choice would be a drill with a no till coulter . They work better in moist soil . If your planting in good to dry John Deere would be best . A John Deere in wet conditions leaves a smeared slot that does not close well and if it turns dry after , leaves you pretty much screwed . Jim Kinsella used to say if your field is 80%(if this number is wrong , somebody correct me) fit , you need to be planting . Now keep in mind he was a Tye drill proponent . Simple No Till coulter followed by drill . You are dealing with wet like everybody else my choice would be a coulter/drill .
I always figured a JD which has a closing wheel would be better for soybeans at least that the double disk ones that have no closing mechanism. Right or wrong?
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