WHAT IS TWIN-ROW?

Twin-Row*, sometimes referred to as "Narrow or Close Row" is the most modern concept in planting today. When planting in Twin-Rows*, The amount of seed normally planted in a single or conventional row is planted in two rows 5 to 9 inches apart. Each planted seed gets the maximum space for growing.

BURCH began researching Twin-Row* planting in 1965 at the Georgia Costal Plains Experiment Station at Tifton, Georgia. On the basis of the experiments, BURCH developed and manufactured the first Twin-Row* Planter and has since tested it in many fields using various populations of seed, soil, herbicide, etc.

WHY TWIN-ROW?

The most outstanding concept in planting is the Twin-Row*. It is for todays modern farming methods. Farmers, seed companies, and agricultural colleges have confirmed that the Twin-Row* method provides increased yields. Twin-Row* allows the plants to be exposed to more sun and more air circulation between plants. This means:

- Increased nitrogen supply
- Lower moisture content at harvest
- Early maturation
- Better spacing for better root system
- Protection from the elements