Last time I wrote about how we drilled our edible bean crop this year in 7.5-inch rows with an air seeder. Prior to last fall we had been planting our beans in 15-inch rows with a planter.
Last fall we drilled our edible bean crop, rather than planting them with a planter as we’ve done for the last several years. I think we learned a few lessons that I would like to share with you.
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