Posted by NewEnglandFarmer on October 07, 2011 at 03:25:53 from (97.95.185.233):
I manage a field that has been hay for about 10 years and was corn for the previous 50 years. It has always been a notoriously wet field, however more than managable. This year we"ve had above average rainfall and when I recently cut the hay I made some serious ruts in quite a few spots. Only one corner I really dug up mud, the rest are just ruts.
My question is, are the ruts going to be something I just have to deal with in the future?
Is there some way of smoothing them out after the hay is baled? Or is my last option to harrow the whole field and start over? If so, can that be done this fall so I don"t lose next years crop?
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