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difference in plows

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newbie haymaker

12-03-2007 05:21:47




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I need a little education on the different types of plows and what they are used for. Sobsoiler, turning plow, etc. Thanks in advace for the continuing education of a newbie haymaker.




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johns48jdb

12-03-2007 17:46:15




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 Re: difference in plows in reply to newbie haymaker, 12-03-2007 05:21:47  
in n al a subsoiler plow and a chisel plow are two different things. the submoisture plow breaks up the hard pan under the top soil to allow water to penetrate and soak in rather than run off. a chisel plow is used in place of a turning plow most of the time around here. running a chiesl plow in the fall is the perfered method. it opens up the soil so rain water can run into the ground rather than run off. if the water freezes down in the ground it will have a tendency to bust the ground up even more. then all you have to do in the spring is disk, spray, incorporate the chemicals and plant.

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335LP

12-03-2007 09:31:28




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 Re: difference in plows in reply to newbie haymaker, 12-03-2007 05:21:47  
A subsoiler or deep chiesel goes deeper in soil than a moldboard plow to break up compaction and hard pan left from plowing, discing and heavy harvest equipment. A moldboard plow rolls the soil over to incorporate trash for a better tilth and turning up roots and pests so they can be killed by weather exposure. Look on implement photos section to left and enter subsoiler, chiesel plow or plow and you will find several vintage examples. For modern day subsoiler chisel plows visit bighambrothers.com or krauseco.com and for others and moldboard switchback plows used today visit caseih.com or deere.com

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balatonm

12-03-2007 07:29:45




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 Re: difference in plows in reply to newbie haymaker, 12-03-2007 05:21:47  
A subsoiler digs deper to lusen more soil, it's saposed to be beter for your crops. A turning plow is just a regular plow that you whould use to plow cornstaks or SRP. It turns the soil over.



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