Posted by kyplowboy on July 04, 2012 at 10:55:52 from (98.93.24.191):
In Reply to: Cultivating posted by kornfused on July 04, 2012 at 09:43:12:
The only thing that folks around here still cultivate in the row is tobacco. Untill this past week most folks around here had not had any rain since tobacco was set. Buddy of mine told me his brother in law was cultivating tobacco last week, told him I'd shoot a man if I caught him in my patch with a plow. If we get more rain I will try to toss some soil up around mine this weekend or next week.
As for reasons to cultivate crops and climates vary. For tobacco plowing it a few days after a mudding rain will help the ground air out and keep it from wilting down, baccer don't like have'n wet feet. Tossing soil up around the plants helps it stand to an august thunder storm with wind and if the ground is hilled up around the plant if you have a big rain water don't stand right at the base of the plant. And like other crops it keeps the crab grass and morning glories down that chemicals missed.
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