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Pasture aeration options

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rhudson

08-22-2001 19:31:16




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forgive me for this not being an antique question. anyone have any suggestions on how to loosen up pastures. can't take pasture out of rotation more than about 6 months. and i'm going to build what ever it is that i use. needs to be under 125 horsepower. buddy of mine suggested making a "disk" with straight axle and colter-like straight blades and use just before the freezing season. Thanks for any suggestions.

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G Yowell

08-27-2001 09:26:34




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 Re: pasture aeration options in reply to rhudson, 08-22-2001 19:31:16  
I build a 3pt. tool to use for pasture aeration here in north Texas. It simply cuts 5 slots in the ground to loosen it up and let the water and fertilizer get in instead of running off. Feel free to write if you have any questions([email protected]) Good luck!
Gary



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Jerry D in NC

08-23-2001 17:53:06




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 Re: pasture aeration options in reply to rhudson, 08-22-2001 19:31:16  
If the ground is fairly soft ie been taking some rain and is not hard as a brick then check with the landscapers in your area. One of them will probably rent you for the day a plug cutting aerator that fits on your 3 pt. Most of them have 6 foot ones that they use on larger fields and might be willing and then your pasture is not offline at all. Plug and fertilze it and after the next rain you can start using it again.

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