Market Farming

["Susan Ventura" <sue AT dragonfly-farms.com>]

Have not used it to plant potatoes only sweet potato plants, so can't speak
to that.  Works well with sweet potatoes though.

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[mailto:market-farming-bounces AT lists.ibiblio.org] On Behalf Of Etienne Goyer
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 11:33 AM
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Subject: Re: [Market-farming] push seeders

On 11-01-25 10:47 AM, Susan Ventura wrote:
> Don't have experience with the Hatfield but would recommend a
> "Stand-n-Plant".  We have three of the planters and three of the seeders.
> The larger ones I transplanted 72s up to 32s without issue.  I love the
> stand-n-plant because it is one person/one hand operation to use and your
> other hand is free to load it.  Much better in my opinion than having to
use
> two hands and two people like the Hatfield requires.
> 
> He is a link to the site  http://www.standnplant.com/

Interesting.  It's actually cheaper than the Hatfield, too.  They talk
about using it to plant potatoes; how good a job does it do of it?
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