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Montag Cart turning on a dime |
Variable rate fertilizing for
corn and beans |
The Dream Team
Conservation farming
for 2010 and Beyond
The Dream Machine
builds a good conventional seedbed for strip-till and minimum-till
farming.
It places the nitrogen
in a wide band under the seedbed making it safe to plant corn anytime.
The Montag Fertilizer Cart will place the fertilizer 4 – 8 inches
under the seedbed where it is available to the plant when it needs it.
Placing the fertilizer
under the seedbed with the variable rate option should save 20% on
fertilizer cost and produce higher yields.
You will have to see to
believe how well the Montag Cart tracks behind the tool bar for
turning.
To learn more visit
MontagMfg.com.
Go green and take more green to the bank. Get a Cadillac
conservation program for the price of a Ford.
For factory to farmer pricing on these new
conservation tools call Pher-Lan Company at (573) 722-5331.
Click on Pictures for larger view
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Strip-till unit with C-Jet and coulter.
One row unit
factory to farmer cost $950 |
Strip-till unit with C-Jet and
row cleaner.
One row unit factory to
farmer cost $1100 |
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2002
Strip-till with Liquid N
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3-26-05
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The Mini-Till Corn Bed Maker makes higher yields
with less nitrogen and saves
time, labor, fuel and machinery expense |
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3-26-05 |
3-31-05
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The
16-row Mini-Till Corn Bed Maker builds a good seedbed in bean
stubble or a stale seedbed where corn stalks have been disked |
The Dream Machine builds
a
good
strip-till
seedbed
and
spreads
200#
of
nitrogen
where
corn
was
planted
two
to
three
hours
later.
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3-31-05
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9-20-05 |
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Corn
was
planted
on
a
seedbed
strip
made
with
the Dream Machine.
A
mounted,
or
semi-mounted
planter
is
required
for
staying
on
this
seedbed
strip.
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NCGA no-till irrigated contest field wins 2nd place in the
State of Missouri.
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This corn took off from a strip that was built and fertilized
with the Dream Machine. The plot yield was 277.9 BPA.
Conservation farming with higher yields is a dream come
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Benny Bollinger planting corn in Pioneer test plot field where
the beds were rebuilt and nitrogen was spread in one pass with
the Corn Bed Maker.
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Benny Bollinger's Pioneer test plot. |
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He has been using the Corn Bed Maker on all his corn
for the past 4 years |
The Stripper-Scratcher |
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For earlier planting of strip-till and no till corn. The
stripper scratcher removes the residue from the seedbed strip
and scratches the soil about 1 inch deep. The seedbed
will dry and warm up much quicker. Run the stripper
scratcher 2 or 3 days before the no-till, strip-till or
strip-till planter operation.
The stripper scratcher is very economical to purchase and
operate. The cost of a 1 row unit is around $350.
Tool bars for 8, 12, 16, or 24 rows are available. The
transport width for the 16 row is about 16 ft.
Patent Pending |
Corn Harvest 2007 |
9-18-07 |
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This perfect
harvest with a NCGA contest yield of 282 BPA started with the
Mini-Till Corn Bed Maker building the seedbed and spreading
the nitrogen.
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Make your conservation
farming dream come true.
For
more
information
contact:
Paul Lanpher
Box 32598
· County Road 309
· Advance,
MO 63730
Telephone: (573) 722-5331
· Email:
paullanpher@clas.net
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