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Making Seed Beds

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Steve

04-14-1999 15:19:02




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I'm getting confused on the different type of implements.
I would like to make the rows of seed beds. I have an
Allis Model B and would like to buy some implements.
What inplements do I need? I'm not sure if I need
a plow, disk, harrow, etc?
Thsnks!




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John H.

04-15-1999 07:36:10




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 Re: Making Seed Beds in reply to Steve, 04-14-1999 15:19:02  
I use a Farmall AV with mid tine cultivators, rear disk cultivators, and a drag (chain) harrow. After initial plowing and disking (to get the soil chopped up) with my larger Farmall, I use the AV to make raised bed rows, 60" on center, about 4-6" high. The mid tines help to break clods and level the row, the rear disks throw some dirt into the middle to raise the row a bit, and the drag harrow is great for smoothing and breaking up the small clods. 1 or maybe two passes is all that is needed before I can seed with my little garden seeder.

There are many other ways, I'm sure; this is just what I do, and it seems to work well.

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Wayne

04-14-1999 16:32:48




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 Re: Making Seed Beds in reply to Steve, 04-14-1999 15:19:02  
Probably all of them. Smaller garden type seeds do not like lumpy soil. The goal is to have as few clods as possible. Here we have a clay type of soil so a good lump can last up to 3 years.



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