Posted by tomNE on January 20, 2016 at 20:28:54 from (166.182.83.244):
In Reply to: soybean seed posted by Nick167 on January 19, 2016 at 13:39:56:
must be different where i live. I shoot to plant 120,000 and have for years. I plant 15in rows with a case ih drill with planter units on it. mother nature controls how good the beans are. the later i plant, i make sure they go into moisture. I always plant 1.5in deep, now. learned my lesson years ago when i hired them planted by a JD 750 no till drill. the guy came late and planted them. planted them like 250k but ground had dried out and they never came up. always made sure they were in moisture after that. didn't learn my lesson on the 750 no till drill until the next time i hired it done. wound up with a planter filling in all the blank spots!
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