Plowing stubble

JRSutton · Nov 4, 2014

I know this always comes up, but still...

... seriously ...

I can't imagine how nice that must be to plow a
field like that without a SINGLE rock!!!

Bryce Frazier · Nov 4, 2014

Is that a Keverland plow?? Kind of looks like it...

Where abouts is that? England, Ireland? Bryce

Husker44A · Nov 4, 2014

That brings back memories. But, here in the last ten fifteen
years not very many guys plow anything here in western
Nebraska. Nice Photos. I will see if i can get a picture of a
fifteen (i think) bottom plow. NOW THATS neat to see roll the
land.

VicS · Nov 4, 2014

Neat pictures. I like the smell of
new plowed dirt. We haven't plowed
since the late 70's. Corn was pretty
good this year.

Texasmark1 · Nov 4, 2014

Really nice and gets er done. I too love the smell of freshly plowed
dirt.

Mark

Donald Lehman · Nov 4, 2014

Yup, we had two farms at one time. This one has rocks about everywhere, but the other didn't have a rock on the whole farm. Sandy soil, stubble ground, 1955 pulling 5x16's at the 5.5 mph limit of the raydex moldboard, did about 99% of the soil prep. Once over with a springtooth and plant. Always wanted to get a plow with the speedex moldboards for that farm, just to see how fast I could pull them. (smile) On this farm, 2 mph is about it in a lot of places, unless you want to leave a lot of parts in the field.

stevob671 · Nov 4, 2014

Nice! Where do the gulls come from when you turn 1 round of dirt and then there's thousands of birds pecking behind ya???

RandyB(MI) · Nov 4, 2014

There goes 50% of your angleworms/grubs population. LOL Dem boyds ain't stupid.

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