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Read articles →This episode follows a family sweet corn planting session using a John Deere 1025R and a separate 2038R, covering tilling decisions (4-ft vs. 6-ft tiller, soil compaction), a one-row corn planter in operation with depth adjustment explained, and seed sourcing. It wraps with a stand inspection weeks later. Tractor buyers get little spec detail; gardeners and subcompact owners curious about row-crop attachments will find the most value.
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So he doesn't plant directly behind the tire tracks. A one row or three row lets a subcompact tractor straddle only one row, keeping seed in soft freshly tilled soil instead of compacted ground.
The depth stop has pressure against it when the gauge wheels are down, so you must lift it up before adjusting. The gauge wheels on each side of the disc openers control depth.
Crossways tilling magnified existing humps instead of leveling them, so he decided tilling just lengthways was better for this uneven, previously plowed ground.
