@gavin_spoor We used to run Brandt but switched to a unitube stainless steel. Holds up well to running dry fert through and unloads grain with ease. Had belts break multiple times with the Brandt which is why we went away from it
@AdamLasch1@BartParks Why couldn’t livestock guys do the same? Sell your cattle for the year and collect PP on your ground too if it bothers you that much
@jasonbrier1 @BecksHybrids Do you wait until a specific soil temp to start planting? I know around here can have snow cover up until April sometimes just curious what factors into when you should start planting?
@_TheMizzouTiger@jasonmauck1 Why does it have to be all? Not every field is fit for early planting. If I could squeeze 200-300 acres in to make me 1.5-2x profit. I’d rather have that than nothing at all. If you farm you should know that plans change according to weather. Doesn’t always work out how you want
@ranger620v@schuelkecorn@josh_sayler At a certain point you have to say I’ve got 100 acres left and I’m not sure how much I’ll have to spray with the see and spray and just spray the last field like it’s a traditional application. But for the 10 fields or whatever where you could possibly save 80% it’d be nice
@josh_sayler If you have 200 bu corn with that 18 row head can you strike through a 1/2 mile round without needing to unload part way through? I’m assuming you have the 100 bushel hopper add on? That’s a big reason I like the X9 is just the added grain tank size.