Re: Best Way to Handle Botched Plowing

Posted by paul on May 09, 2012 at 07:58:48 from (66.44.132.109):

In Reply to: Best Way to Handle Botched Plowing posted by fergienewbee on May 09, 2012 at 04:50:21:

Don't remember your location, but getting time to plant, not plow.

If you are in clay ground I would get out the field cultivator, or the chisel plow if you had to, and work it with that.

If you are on courser soil I'd get out the disk and work it over hard.

In my area a plow is used in fall. In more southern areas I understand they work well in early spring. Getting kinda late to plow, work down, and get rain on it to mellow out the ground?

Plowing I try to do in biggest chunks of field, drive the longest way possible, as rough as a plow leaves the ground it doesn't wash 'here', the erosion happens when you finish off the soil fine with the field cultivator ordisk. But this can be a local thing, different in different conditions?

--->Paul

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