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case ih 1200 planter notill?
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01/30/2010 - 7:53 pm
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Bjorn Neumann
We have a case ih 1200 planter. We use a gerringhoff rotodisk corn head. Are there any row cleaners that would work well for us? We'd like to go continuous no-till corn and beans alternating every year. Please help me with any info you may have. Thanks!
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04/ 8/2010 - 12:25 pm
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Darren Grumbine
I have the same planter with yetters on the corn rows. They work great. We took off the coulters and run just the row cleaner. when we plant beans into corn we lift the cleaners. It is important to wait until the fodder is on the dry side and/or the ground temps are warm to plant beans. If you plant the beans early you run the risk of significant slug damage. Yetter does have row cleaner avaiable for the split rows but I don't think it is necessary. Here in South East PA we don't lose bean yeild until the 15 of May.
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05/ 1/2010 - 7:59 pm
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Robert Goettl
We have run yetter on Case IH 1200 series, had used thier sharks tooth but went back to spike ooth and went from rigid mount to floating bracket and for 2010 we added depth bands so we could let them float. have not looked at stands as of yet but the only conditions we found so far that they jumped a little to much were worked wheat stubble, We also use gerrinhoff roto disc and have done some soybean planting into standing cornstalks, disced cornstalks and into conservation tiled ground they seem to have handled all these situations, also tryedinto unworked soybean stubble seemed to work.
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11/20/2010 - 6:46 am
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Rob Hass
Hi Guys. Im all new to no till. We have always been conventional tillage. I am trying to learn some of the tricks of the trade on this site and others. I am a fairly small farmer in the big scheme of things but economic factors are making me consider no till. My question is has anyone had any experience with a UFT drill? I found a 10 foot model that is almost new and in very good condition. Since I have never heard of them before, I wanted to get some input on them before laying out any cash. Thanks
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12/ 9/2010 - 1:14 pm
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Hennie Vermooten
I am a South-African no-till farmer, farming with corn soybeans and some wheat. I need some advice on planters if someone could help me .1- Is a stag fold case/jd planter a good no-till planter (12 row 30) are they heavy enough .2- will extra ballast work . 3- Fertilizer placement. I would like some advice. I have your Exapta DVD and it helped me allot.
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Hennie Vermooten
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Hennie Vermooten
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05/21/2011 - 3:58 pm
reply from
timothy kitten
i have a john deere max emerge planter and am having a lot of problem with sidewall compaction would the case ih wheels help with this problem
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