"The Air Adjust™ units probably saved me a good three hours between my two 16-row Case IH planters in that initial field," said Drew Barnes, who used 2940 Air Adjust Residue managers from Yetter for the first time this spring. "You could spend an hour and a half on manual adjustments, ...uck."
Jim Rogers swapped his fertilizer coulters for Yetter Farm Equipment’s 3000 Viper® II With Gauge Wheels because they looked more heavy-duty than a leading competitor’s best model, and he was looking for more accurate fertilizer placement. "The Vipers are heavier than the othe...nbsp;
The Yetter 2967-042 Floating Row Cleaner combines tillage and residue management during planting. Designed for John Deere row units. Learn more about its capabilities.
Place liquid or dry fertilizer with the Yetter 4000 Nutrient-Pro Coulter. Learn about this spring-loaded unit, equipped with an adjustable gauge wheel.
"It’s the best purchase we made this year," said matt Blankenship of Pioneer Seed & Blankenship Farms, referring to the Yetter 5000 Stalk Devastator™. "Today’s corn stalks are so much tougher, but the Devastator was the answer I was looking for to plant into corn stalks...uson.
rnKevin Keopp is one of a growing number of producers switching to twin-row corn. "Kinze just started building twin-row planters," said Kevin. "Not too long ago, machines for twin rows had to be custom built."rnKevin did customize his Kinze 3600 16/32 planter to handle minimum tillage in a t...e."rn
Take control from the cab with the pneumatic 2940 Air Adjust Row Cleaner, available in wide and narrow models. Shop for one now at Yetter Farm Equipment.
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