Posted by 1 Dollar on June 16, 2009 at 16:58:21 from (65.29.88.166):
What would be an ideal population range to shoot for for beans drilled right into wheat stubble around the 4th of July? We are double cropping here in North Central Indiana (Lafayette area) and this is the first time I have been the one to get the equipment ready.
Using a John Deere 750 drill with 7.5 inch spacing. I was looking at the manual and although I think I'm reading the charts right, the numbers that I get aren't what grandpa had highlighted from previous years. (Got 40 BPA last year so something was going right)
I expect we will be using Pioneer M42 seeds. Approx. 2850 seeds/lb.
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