Most fellows with very many acres are using GPS systems to hold planter spacing. Many of the newer tractors are set up with auto steer as well. So all you have to do is turn it around on the ends. Then just set there and ride to the end.
The boys newer planters are used with GPS. The tractor cab looks like a B52 bomber. 1) Auto steer. Which works great IF your system is working. LOL
2) Auto adjusting seed rate by soil type. Works well IF the weather does what you GUESSED it would do. LOL
3) Raven monitor for the fertilizer and chemical application. This one system has caused the fewest problems.
4) Individual row shut off for point rows. This is actually one of the biggest money saving/earners I think you can justify on a planter in irregular fields.
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