Posted by BoonvilleKid on January 19, 2012 at 19:25:00 from (24.206.167.119):
In Reply to: No.8 plow weed hook posted by davset on January 19, 2012 at 13:34:46:
If the sunflowers had grown up in the wheat straw the weed stalks would keep the dirt from turning completely over. We would then use one or two heavy, galvanized wires attached to the frame, a few feet in front of the share, in such a manner it would pull the stalks down. We would "borrow" Mom's clothesline for a while. The trick was to make the wire long enough that it would be buried for several feet past the share. This would put a "pull" on the wire, making it tight enough to pull the stalks down flat. We never knew they actually made a "weed hook". Dad wouldn't have bought it anyway as Mom's clothesline was cheaper.
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