That"s what made me notice the fields was they were really ragged looking on the ends. Some furrows were probably 5-10ft longer than some others. You could see where they just got to the end of the field and picked the plow up and turned around and set the plow back down and plowed the next furrow. Most of the fields I saw they left a good 30ft on the ends and all you saw was weeds and big clods of dirt where it fell off the plow. Maybe I was just raised up different I suppose. We always plowed all of a field including the head land or ends or whichever terminology it is in your area. Papaw was a firm believer in plowing,planting,mowing or whatever every inch you could and that"s the way I"ve adopted. Although I did hate corn picking time. The corn fields were always fenced off to help keep the cows out of it and he always planted right up to the fence or tree line. The problem was we had a pull type new idea picker so the first several rounds of the field was picked by hand so we could get the tractor and picker in. He would never leave a space around the sides so we could just drive in and pick.
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