Description
Everyone wants to maximize crop yields. However, not everyone has the acreage to justify going all-out on Precision Planting components. There are cheap ways to improve yields, though, and Keeton Seed Firmers are one of them. In 2021, Precision Planting conducted field trials to calculate the number of acres required for payback. On Keeton seed firmers, the break-even point was 59 acres for corn and 41 acres for beans. For most farmers, that means they pay for themselves in the first season and anything after that is extra money in your pocket.
Also, this Keeton is set up to run liquid down to the furrow. This allows you to put down insecticides, fungicides, and starter fertilizers right in the seed trench.
Give your crop the maximum chance to yield by adding Keeton seed firmers.
