Ok, Still working on the fence but I do have a little information on the planting. I purchased a 2 row JD 7000 no -till a few things to point out for others is Make sure you get heavier springs for down pressure as well it's a little light I need to figure out how to add weight had it almost maxed out on one plot and was somewhere between a 1/2 and 1 inch deep so no worries with beans there but for sure didn't do as well on another plot I had worked up back in April.
So lots of learning getting the planter level is a must also you need to get on and off checking to make sure you have your seed depth correct took me a bit to get it dialed in. Some seeds where still on top when I first started it was not cutting deep enough had to make adjustment 2 rows later
The drive wheel should just touch the ground enough to rotate the drives not to hold the planter up when planting. That maybe some of my learning getting that correct. Not sure of I need to pull the planter to get it dug in then adjust the wheel ? Somebody has that answer
Skip was my wing man over the weekend answering all my question VIA text I think he's blocked me since !!!
I treated my urea myself since the areas I was doing I could not get a buggy into form the co-op the 2 products I found to do this was Agritain which is close to $400.00 fur a 2 1/2 gallon jug. My co-op actually had a product in bulk they use called factor they ran me off 2 qt's fur $50 bucks. I mixed myself with rake and shovel.. If you buy bagged urea and want to no-till this is what you need. It was so easy to just broadcast the Urea / P/ K and drill. I would probably mix differently next time this took me a while to get all the urea covered. Had to do it 50LBS at a time. But I did get it all coated.
