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Re: Redundant Topic, Sorry
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Posted by CBBC on April 03, 2006 at 16:27:36 from (24.83.132.33):
In Reply to: Redundant Topic, Sorry posted by Allan In NE on April 03, 2006 at 08:32:51:
Well Allan, I think it really depands on how much you want to do. In our Fraser Vally clay loam on the coast, we do the following to break sod fields. 1 Roundup. 2 Rototill minimum one time. 3 Disk if need be. 4 plow. 5 cultpack. 6 disk. 7 pack and plant. This is the prep for row crops peas, beans, strawberries, corn etc. Once you get into rocky or peat soils it is a completly different game. I also have one neighbor who only has a 6' rototiller. He just keeps rototilling until it is broken up enough to plant his 18 acres of corn. Grant
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