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Not at all. I am sure that the smaller acreage farmer is just as interested in obtaining a higher yield and increasing his net profit-per-acre. It is reasonable to expect the bean sizer to pay for itself on the first ten to twenty acres with increased yields through correct population for your soil type and fertility.
