Posted by paul on November 01, 2012 at 19:11:59 from (66.44.133.112):
In Reply to: soy bean planting posted by tbish on November 01, 2012 at 16:57:36:
Which is better, Chevy or Ford? :) :) :)
If white mold is a concern (heavy wet soils?) then the 15 inch will be a little better - more air to the stems.
Be a little cheaper buying seed with the 15 inch planter, a planter places the seed out there, while a drill on narrow spacing spills the seed out there. But of course, the planter will likely cost more than a drill....
Lof of folks went back to 30 inch around here after playing with a drill, seem they do well with the 30 inch and have good yields.
I see all three around me - drilled, 15, and 30 inch. I'm not sure there is one right answer.
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