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Re: Two Way Plow Questions
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Posted by Weldon on October 19, 2005 at 19:14:19 from (162.39.117.55):
In Reply to: Two Way Plow Questions posted by Bill in NC on October 19, 2005 at 18:46:06:
You have got the operation of the two way plow figured out right. Start at one edge of field and work your way across. Soil is all thrown one direction . Dead furrow left on last pass. Plow it opposite direction next year. Great to plow on hillside field . Start at top of hill ,work to bottom. Uphill tractor wheel in the furrow ,tractor sits level side to side. On hillside fields start disking at bottom of hill work up. Dead furrow is filled in by the disk.
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