I got in a big argument on here one time as I said it depended on the soil, part of the country and the crop as to how deep you needed to plow. The "now deceased and well respected old fellow" I was arguing with said you needed to plow (I think) a foot deep, and that was it!! I still think I was right, and you can see from the various answers here that is exactly what is happening in different places. I was raised in NE Iowa, and we plowed about 8" deep most of the time. I have worked for farmers/ranchers in SD and Kansas and it even depended on the crop... wheat stubble was about 7-8" deep and irrigated corn ground was about 10". I never heard of 18-20", but for some locations it doesn't surprise me, other than I didn't know they made multi-bottom plows that would plow that deep. I have seen single bottom plows that construction companies used, but not farm plows.
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