Posted by Fred from MO on September 24, 2013 at 12:17:15 from (69.55.155.226):
Learned a few things here LOL! 1) Cant plow when it hasent rained for a month. 2) After Rain it plows pretty good 3) When 2 of the 3 ends of your moldboards on your plow are broke the sod dosent flip over like its supposed to but for a food plot I guess its ok. Had fun, might even do this again next year for a food plot. After plowing I disk down the furrows and smoothed it out. Used a small grain drill to drill in some wheat, oats and austrian peas then ran a drag over it with an old worn out rear tractor tire. Hillbilly but I think it worked OK.? We shall see if I get some rain.
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