Yes I forgot my son uses it for anhydrous as well. As time goes by he keeps finding new uses for it and after the first investment ad ons are usually cheap or possibly no cost just a little modification of what we use elseware.
He is planing on putting out wheat after soybeans this year and I'm sure he will us it there as well. He even uses it in the tractoe when applying fertilizer on the pasture ground and for lime applications everywhere.
He added yield mapping to the combine two years ago and going back we found some problem areas we were not aware of and were able to make small changes that should improve our bottom line.
He is planing on putting out wheat after soybeans this year and I'm sure he will us it there as well. He even uses it in the tractoe when applying fertilizer on the pasture ground and for lime applications everywhere.
He added yield mapping to the combine two years ago and going back we found some problem areas we were not aware of and were able to make small changes that should improve our bottom line.
