bean stalks

wijim · Oct 30, 2011

plowing bean stalks from a combine witout a chopper tried disking plow still plugs any ideas. Jim

flying belgian · Oct 30, 2011

How about baling it off.

wijim · Oct 30, 2011

To wet now did bale some off ground I will plant wheat on.

Michael Soldan · Oct 30, 2011

We used to windrow and burn when it was dry,the ashes left do have some fertilizer value,then you can seed wheat easily

El Toro · Oct 30, 2011

I would run a big rotary mower over them. When I raised pole limas and green snap beans I used a 31-inch Toro rotary mower over them and then plowed. We never snap the green beans. She's cooking the last picking and they're whole without any ends. The Outback serves them with the ends. Hal

bradk · Oct 30, 2011

Mold board or chisel plow?

wijim · Oct 30, 2011

Mold board 813 John Deere

IaGary · Oct 30, 2011

Disc it with a tandem disc first.

Years ago we had to do that with corn stalks before we got high clearance moldboard plows.

Gary

paul · Oct 30, 2011

Shoulda combined at an angle, it will clear through the plow if you aren't always in the windrow.

Probably don't / can't plow at an angle, as it will mess up the field.

Sorry this wasn'tany help, but maybe for next year.

Keep disking, or run a stalk chopper over the windrows, try a chisel plow at an angle, ideas off the top of my head. I've done the chisel plow at an angle to direction of combine travel, works well.

--->Paul

TGIN · Oct 31, 2011

a hay tedder

bradk · Oct 31, 2011

Try a chisel plow or a high-clearance mold-board.

Anonymous-0 · Oct 31, 2011

Try moving the coulters as far forward as you can. Made a big difference on my old plow.

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