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<blockquote data-quote="Tbrake" data-source="post: 1526515" data-attributes="member: 22322"><p>If you are going to work it in, why spend the money on agrotain? Unless there is no moisture whatsoever in the ground, I see no need for that. </p><p>Drilling is always better than broadcasting. </p><p>We plant 1200-1500 acres of wheat every fall to harvest. We both drill and broadcast to get I've the acres quicker. The drilled almost always has a better stand and a little better yield. Some years when you get the perfect weather there is not much difference. </p><p>We spread the wheat on loose ground, this hit it with a heavy pass of field cultivatior with points, not sweeps (always put the anydrous on this pass) </p><p>Then hit it again with a 60' 16 bar harrow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tbrake, post: 1526515, member: 22322"] If you are going to work it in, why spend the money on agrotain? Unless there is no moisture whatsoever in the ground, I see no need for that. Drilling is always better than broadcasting. We plant 1200-1500 acres of wheat every fall to harvest. We both drill and broadcast to get I’ve the acres quicker. The drilled almost always has a better stand and a little better yield. Some years when you get the perfect weather there is not much difference. We spread the wheat on loose ground, this hit it with a heavy pass of field cultivatior with points, not sweeps (always put the anydrous on this pass) Then hit it again with a 60’ 16 bar harrow. [/QUOTE]
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