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Posted by Billy NY on May 19, 2007 at 04:21:28 from (152.163.100.14):
It's always a pleasure to see the soil turned, listen to the equipment doing it's job, rocks and things bumping and squeaking against the disc's etc. We've had this place for over 40 years now, he's been at it probably 50 or more, I've seen alfalfa, corn, oats and wheat in this nice bottom field over the years, field holds it's moisture even when things get dry, which is not too often lately. This place was all fields and hedgerows but most of the other fields have overgrown and are becoming forest again, say in 20 years or so. He uses a 6 bottom, then either discs or cultivators, seeder, spray truck zooms around, won't see him out here again until it's time to pick View from my deer stand taken last evening JD 4440 with a brand new set of disc's:

Same view, forget what model JD and seeder: 
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