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Opinion Poll: Methods of Farming w Farmall offsets
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Posted by Ramon from NC on December 29, 2004 at 08:25:29 from (64.102.78.186):
I have seen various posts here and there about what people do with their tractors but I was curious as to how most folks are farming with their offset Farmalls (Farmall Cub, Super A, Farmall 100/130/140). Do most folks do one row farming (as I have seen folks do two rows with 140s using a middle buster and hillers)? What steps do people in different regions use in preparing the seedbed (I have heard disk, plow disk in Fall versus plow,disk versus just chisel plowing in Spring). Waht equipment fo folks find critical for tending their garden/farm? Any collective wisdom or tricks passed down from older generations who bought these tractors news? What are folks thoughts out there?
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