Double crop planter, sprayer and topper

Planting – Drilling and broadcasting – Main and auxiliary frame machines

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56 51, 56DIG5, 111 8, 111 52, 111 73, 180900, A01C 1900, A01C 508

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ABSTRACT:
A high ground clearance tractor during one pass through rows of a standing crop, such as corn, opens a small furrow for a second crop, such as beans, plants the second crop, sprays suitable chemicals on the new crop, and trims the tops of the existing or standing crop. A large energy savings is realized compared to using separate machines for the required operations. The machine is particularly useful in regions having a long growing season. Two rows of a second crop can be planted between each adjacent pair of rows of the existing crop.

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Anon, "Farmcast" Farm Journal Feb. 1977, p. 2.
Marley, C. F. "Planter on Combine Speeds Up Double-Cropping" Farm Journal Nov. 1977, p. H-2.

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