THANX EVERYONE .. while you guys were writing all these encouraging thoughts , I got busy with the little 430 and 400 cyclo and planted about 35,000 more to the acre into 1/3 of the field ,that i had not cranked the population up , GOT TO THINKING OUT THERE IN THE FIELD and realized error in my math ,,. so , .. Just did a recheck of math Tonite ,, one of the seed varieties was given a value of 60,000, when actually it should had been valued at 600,000.. after recalculating I am reasonably satisfied that 2/3 rds of the field has been seeded originally at near 160 thousand , with 90 % germination , i should have around 145 thousand plants to the acre ,, I feel secure that the entire field is within 10 percent..OVER 5 MILLION WERE PLANTED . ...Hay Buster (vermeerjuk , butno one else makes anything better ) is the durndest thing to get set right , The hale of it is You don't know what you have planted until You are Done !!!..
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