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Re: Rollover Plow and Dead Furrow question?
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Posted by Allan in NE on December 17, 2004 at 09:10:47 from (148.63.132.164):
In Reply to: Re: Rollover Plow and Dead Furrow question? posted by scotty on December 17, 2004 at 08:07:09:
Hi Scotty! How the heck are ya, anyway? You've got to remember that I'm an old guy and when I make these comments on here, I'm just speaking for the way that I do things. Be they right or be they wrong, it is the only way I know how to farm. Okay, after that bit of lip service, what Andy says is true; once you've created a depression in the field, it is a major undertaking to get it back level again. Those plows move a lot of real estate; more than you would think, and it is very tough to correct a dead furrow in the middle of an otherwise perfectly level field. Without the proper tools, that dead furrow can be seen for years afterward. I never follow a plow with a disc. Never. I think that is a total waste of time. I use the disc to knock down prior crop cover and get the field ready to plow. I use one of these outfits to follow the plow. They are called a "packer" and they leave an absolutely perfect seedbed behind a plow. Allan 
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