Recent content by Southern Hunter

Nice view.. Food for thought. Your curve doesn't appear to hard but turning with the implement in the ground does create excessive wear on bearings and can break a coulter or openers. I have a few places I curve a little to but try keeping it straight for the most part. Looking good.

well they were no-till drilled and I found a lot just rotten under 1" of soil. Even replanted with what I had left and got about 30% germinitation.

Not to good. Also think I got sme bad seed because I didn't get a stand with them planting alone either. I bought some seed through a seed program and as usual, you get what you pay for. I will try it again next spring with some better beans. Lesson learned

Central Ms. Was drilling soybeans this weekend and had a few bags left over. Thought I'd no till them into my clover plots to see how they'd do. Anyone else tried this?

yes , they are exactly the same drill. I have the Tar River and I looked @ an LMC.

This guy Alvin Willey had the same planter for sale. Not sure if he still has it but here's his#601-278-4748 He's also in central Ms. He also had a renolds pull type. Hope it works out.

Sold it over the weekend and yes it had 3 differen heights to connect the 3 pt hitch to. @Dukslayr

$1,000.00. Central Mississippi Just finished planting 10k oaks with no issues. Price is negotiable. Need at least 50hp.

I'm Ms. and planting and elec fencing 5 acres of soybeans this summer. We've planted beans for several years and have good stand as long as we fence them. We've always planted a forage bean and once the plants are 2-3 feet tall we open the fence to let them eat. We are considering leaving the...

Need to make an adjustment on small seed drop for clover, rape,turnip etc. When the seed drop slide is in open position Small seed will pour out from where the seed shut off slide would seal when in the closed position. Anyone else encountered this on SAYA 507 NT?

Awesome !!!Congrats!! I know you're proud. My drill didn't come in until end of october. Couldn't find any cereal rye that late and am using winter wheat as cover with turnips. Gonna drill forrage soybeans onto the wheat next spring.

My 507 will be in at the end of the month. Just wondering about calibration. How many turns of the drive wheel/cage does it take to equal an acre? It may be in the instructions, but as you said was pretty thin and wasn't sure. I saw where you said one of the seed gears was dropping more/less...

Thanks guys for your input and good luck this season

That's a nice clean bean field. Nice work.Looks great. You using glysophate on fence-row?

Was thinking of going with this fence charger for soybeans next spring- bad/good or other brands. Thanks PARKER MCCRORY MAG12-SP ELECTRIC FENCE 12 VOLT SOLAR 30 MILE CHARGER