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    Spring Plowing

    I have seen my grandfather turn under 8' Dog Fennels with that trick. Only he used a piece of chain with a weight on the end. It was about the size and shape of an eggplant and weighed a good 10 pounds or so.
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    Tounge Twister

    silk, silk, silk, silk, silk, silk What do Cows drink?.......Milk No, they drink water
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    Which Cultivision Models Best for Tilling

    Kermit, I think if your sold on the idea that you have to till the "140" is probably not for you. With that being said, I think the 140 is the ultimate tractor for a small vegetable operation. Just be prepared to spend some coin on all the goodies that you would need to go with it, i.e...
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    In your opinion,what is the GREATEST tractor EVER,under 50hp

    That really is a loaded question with too many variables. But, i'll give it a whirl anyway. For me, small time pea farmer 30 acres +/-, the Farmall 140 is the best thing I have come across. It's paid for and have all the goodies to go with it. Layne
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    Planting with a 140

    Well I guess only time will tell for sure. I'm not out much if it doesn't work. Even a 10% increase in yield will pay for the extra seed and fertilizer. I'll let you know what happens in 2 months or so. Thanks, Layne
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    Planting with a 140

    I know the yield isn't ging to be twice as much. I am hoping for a little better than 15 to 25%. Maybe the fertilizer will make up for a little and we get a little more rain than normal this year. The 44" row is due to the size of the tractor. It is a one row tractor. Layne
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    Planting with a 140

    Was just wondering if anyone has tried this. Yesterday I planted about an acre of zippercream and cream 40 peas on top of 4 hundred pounds of 10-10-10 that was put out a week ago. I very seldom fertilize peas, but this year I am trying something a little different. We farm with a 140, set...
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    Fert. cans

    What we do is side dress fertilizer, with a distributer, about a week before planting. A little deeper and off to the side of the row. Again at about a 1 to 1 1/2 months after the crop comes out. Like said the theory is the fertilizer will break down before the plants roots get to it. Layne
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    Farmers Almanac

    My grandfather lived by it. All I can remember is he planted peas, I think the sign was reigns, in the middle of August, he never sprayed or had bugie peas. You cant make a living planting by the signs anymore, for a garden it would be neat to play around with. Layne
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    Garden Time

    I planted the 20th of March at the house garden. 3 rows of okra, 1 row crookneck squash, 1 row bell peppers, a few Ichiban eggplants, and some straight 8 cukes. At Dad's place I am planting Zippercream and Cream 40 Peas on Friday. The first planting will be about 2/3 acre. Then every three...
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    American Pickers IH umbrella

    Education is expensive. No matter where you get it.
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    IH 18" Plow Chief

    Thanks Matt, I am getting closer to finding everything. The points at agri supply. I think I can get the moldboards from http://depotparts.com/default.htm The share and landslide are my next hurdle. I don't want to drop to many bones if I can't find the shins. I'll be making a few more...
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    Where are you from

    North Florida, around the Gainesville area
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    #9ba disk harrow

    Not sure of your disc. My father, who seen my IH disc new in 1964 said it came with NO blue paint. Frame was red and the axles were black. I don't know the #'s on the disc's. I would only assume most IH disc's had the same color scheme. Sorry if thats not any help. Layne
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    IH 18" Plow Chief

    Thank You! That is further than I have gotten in 2 weeks. I will check Parts Depot out and see what I can find. This was my Grandfathers plow and I want to get it back in useable condition. I have a few other Plow Chief's a 16" and (2) 2-14's. One of the 2-14 is basically brand new. I...
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