Do yourself and your land a favor and scrap that moldbaord plow. Read Edward Faulkner, "Plowmans Folly, And Harrry Young, Father of no til (1961) An unplowed plot of land is a small ecosystem. With a cover, the organism area and a lower water drainage system. When you plow that you completely destroy the system, and sctually invert it so that the organisms and nutrients die, the cover is destrowed and a lower level hardpan will be created. This then will keep water from draining down, and also keep it from coming up. DO some research. In this part of the U.S. you will see perhaps 1 acre in 500 being torn up with a moldboard plow. A few old fashioned guys who learned from their fathers in the fifties still use the disc chisel. But 90% is no til.
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