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Illinois state university

Started Aug 21, 2012 0 Replies

JD Planters vs. Case Early Riser planters vs. White planters vs. Great Plains planters

Started this discussion. Last reply by Bronson Allred May 26, 2012. 8 Replies

Looking for JD 7000 Parts that anyone would be willing to donate...

Started this discussion. Last reply by Sam Mar 24, 2011. 2 Replies

 

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Illinois state university

Anyone attending Illinois state university? I'd like to transfer out there but wanted to see how people like it or liked it...
Aug 21, 2012
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Bronson Allred replied to Sam's discussion JD Planters vs. Case Early Riser planters vs. White planters vs. Great Plains planters
"Take this with a grain of salt seeing as how I was never around Case IH planters until I went to school. But I almost feel like case IH planters would be a little more sensitive to certain conditions where as Kinze and Deere sacrifice a little…"
May 26, 2012
Brian Grossman replied to Sam's discussion JD Planters vs. Case Early Riser planters vs. White planters vs. Great Plains planters
"Our farm is a solid red one and we currently run two 1260 Case IH early riser 60 footers with 20 inch spacing.  They do an excellent job when it comes to seed spacing and depth control but after running these for two years now I can write a…"
May 19, 2012
Frank replied to Sam's discussion JD Planters vs. Case Early Riser planters vs. White planters vs. Great Plains planters
"We've run white planters for the past 12 years. They are simple to work on, plant evenly (hardly any doubles), and are very reliable. What I think could be improved is their down pressure. Overall though a solid planter."
May 18, 2012
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Sep 23, 2011
Sam replied to Katie Hatcher's discussion Ag colleges
"no Im going to live off campus this year it's way over priced to live there... what classes do you have this qrtr?"
Sep 19, 2011
Sam replied to Katie Hatcher's discussion Ag colleges
" maybe ill see you around then??  "
Sep 18, 2011
Sam replied to Sam's discussion JD Planters vs. Case Early Riser planters vs. White planters vs. Great Plains planters
"Hey thanks guys for the input.. My brother and I have a Precision Planting dealership on our farm and we have learned a lot when it comes to seed spacing and depth although in our area most of the guys are running older deere finger pickups…"
Apr 19, 2011

Hey the Name is Sam im a third generation farmer... Im 19 and sophmore at Ohio State ATI my major is crop management and thinking about switching to AG Engineering... I spend a lot of time playing with new GPS toys for the tractors... My brother and I run a Precision Planting dealership on our farm and I spend a lot of time walking fields and scouting. Farming is my life i work on my families farm-- Schwartz Farms Specializing in Food Grade soybeans and shipping them around the world.. We also grow corn, wheat, oats, and a little bit of barley.. with about 3,500 acres total and 6,500 acres in contract... comment me or txt me when ever ask for the number...

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At 4:17pm on November 22, 2010, Brian Rosburg said…
Hey Sam,
Ya I am attending Iowa State. The classes are great, but I feel that the farms need upgraded a bit. They still get the job done teaching, but do not have a lot of money to upgrade so they are getting kind of old.
At 10:55pm on March 22, 2010, Brian Grossman said…
They are pretty good at cleaning up the grain. Well, we have always had good luck anyways. I have never ran a JD before so I can't judge them. We have always been happy with our red equipment so far!
At 10:33pm on March 22, 2010, Brian Grossman said…
The red combines are pretty decent but they are the same as every color, they get the job done, breakdown when they shouldn't, and cost too damn much! haha We also burned an 8010 this fall too! haha We actually were looking at buying 9120 for next year but some land came up for sale so we are gonna hold off on th equipment for now and try to get the land..... plus grain markets don't help either! haha

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