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Mold Bd. Chisel Plowing Info.

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Tom S.

03-21-2000 15:25:29




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Could someone please explain the difference between these two terms to someone who is obviously not well connected to the farming world?
I know what a chisel plow is, but what part is the moldbaord and can these terms refer to a method of plowing as well?
Thanks




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Aaron

03-21-2000 16:47:34




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 Re: Mold Bd. Chisel Plowing Info. in reply to Tom S., 03-21-2000 15:25:29  
A moldboard has nothing at all to do with a chisel plow. A moldboard plow is that old thing that JOhn Deere perfected. It uses a curved plate of steel to flip the soil over. YOU can see a new verison of one here:>Link

A>Link chisel plow is more like a field cultivator. It uses a series of shanks with various sweeps to stir the soil. They both can be called "plows", but around here, the term "plow" refers to the moldborad kind, and "chisel" refers to the chisel plow. You can see a chisel plow here:>Link


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Tom S.

03-22-2000 15:26:12




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 Re: Re: Mold Bd. Chisel Plowing Info. in reply to Aaron, 03-21-2000 16:47:34  
Thanks for the info. I guess I found out what I know or don't know.
Thanks again.



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