Posted by rrlund on May 17, 2015 at 12:08:50 from (162.250.27.207):
In Reply to: BTO posted by Farmall43 on May 17, 2015 at 11:54:43:
Are you in Michigan? That looks like one of the many fleets that Boersen is running. They were here for a day with 5 Quad Tracs and three 8 series Deeres with 24 row planters. I mentioned the 125,000 acre figure that I'd heard to the old guy who owns the fertilizer plant. He confirmed it. He said they had bought 13 new 24 row planters this year and he didn't even know how many 36 rows. According to their website,MOST of their land is within 75 miles of their home base. I take that as meaning 150 miles from furthest field one way to furthest the other way.
If you search that name too,you'll come up with the news stories of the bankruptcy of Stamp Farms,and the Boersen takeover of their 40,000 acres.
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