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Read articles →A hobby-farm gardening episode rather than a tractor-focused review. It follows one man tilling, fertilizing, and planting sweet corn using a John Deere 1025R with a Munro Tough Line tiller and a repurposed row planter. Along the way it briefly compares the Munro tiller to a Keen Kutter model and explains planter population settings at 26,700 kernels per acre on 36-inch rows. Best for small-garden growers curious about the full planting workflow.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator hobbyist channel focused on compact tractors and family farm projects, self-described as non-expert but hands-on.
The planter is set to plant 26,700 kernels per acre on 36-inch row spacing, adjusted using the driver and driven sprockets on the planter transmission.
The Munro tiller has a thicker case that may resist rock divots better, and its seal is fully concealed so debris cannot wrap around it, unlike the Keen Kutter's leaking seal.
The tractor track width is centered on 36 inches, so driving back in the same track used before keeps the row spacing consistent without needing a marker.
The soil holds moisture just under the surface and stays wet there, so tilling shallow avoids digging up wet muck while still working the dry top layer.
