Re: Circular fields

Posted by Bill Smith on June 06, 2003 at 11:24:56 from (63.147.130.86):

In Reply to: Circular fields posted by Al R in NY on June 06, 2003 at 07:22:26:

Mainly used for pivote irragation. The irragation travels in a circle and anything out of the circle don't get any water. Alot of times the farmers will do something else with the outside of the circle. Like for instance, plant the irragated ground to corn, and the outside to a crop that doesn't need alot of water such as wheat. I have also seen something simular on very large flat farms without irragation. Like on a square mile (640 acres). They can farm in a circle which allows them to farm without having to have a turn row. They ussually have the corners as hay ground or something as such.

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