Posted by cumminspuller on September 16, 2014 at 09:34:28 from (208.87.234.180):
In Reply to: Do you use an old ? posted by mb58 on September 16, 2014 at 06:14:02:
Here in north Alabama and southern Tennessee there is not much cotton left. 20 years ago there were corn and beans here and there with cotton on 90% of the ground. Now it has flipped to the opposite with a little less cotton grown each year. We have a customer who still picks his first bale of cotton with a one row picker mounted on an M farmall. That is by far the oldest machine around running that I know of. There are maybe a hand full of 9920 and 9930 2 row. A decent amount of 9965 4 row machines. Everyone else has a Deere roller picker or a IH module builder picker. I'd love to see cotton come back to what it once was but I don't think it will anytime soon.
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