Post by Southern on Apr 30, 2016 10:29:44 GMT -5
Pembroke also grows cotton on their farm. Which they have since the 1800s. Back in those days they used manual labor to pick. And over the years the swapped over to mechanical means.
In the past I just used the Kinze planter as well to show them planting cotton. So either one of the other tractors was used on that planter. Which I showed in the Corn Planting Journal. After I saw this JD planter come out. I knew then I finally found my cotton planter to use. So I got it into action the last time I did these Journals. At this time I was experimenting with a DA 9150. So I used it on the planter. IF I kept the Journals going. I more likely kept using the DA, or I would found a JD to use. Like the 4440, 4450, 4455, 7810, or 7820. I had several ideas what I would use. So at least I did get to use the planter for cotton. Even though its an older planter. They was going to use it for a few more years. Since the Kinze was also used for soybean planting.
In the past I just used the Kinze planter as well to show them planting cotton. So either one of the other tractors was used on that planter. Which I showed in the Corn Planting Journal. After I saw this JD planter come out. I knew then I finally found my cotton planter to use. So I got it into action the last time I did these Journals. At this time I was experimenting with a DA 9150. So I used it on the planter. IF I kept the Journals going. I more likely kept using the DA, or I would found a JD to use. Like the 4440, 4450, 4455, 7810, or 7820. I had several ideas what I would use. So at least I did get to use the planter for cotton. Even though its an older planter. They was going to use it for a few more years. Since the Kinze was also used for soybean planting.
