Re: Wet fall disking, chisel plowing

Posted by Texasmark1 on October 22, 2013 at 14:20:38 from (198.45.248.18):

In Reply to: Wet fall disking, chisel plowing posted by Dave from MN on October 20, 2013 at 05:50:58:

Agree down here in Houston Black Clay. If clay is dry or dry enough to not make a rut fine, be it a rolling disc, chisel, or field renovator/ripper. If it makes a rut, too wet. Course at the end of the summer season it can be too dry too, but that can be broken up and pulverized, just need to slow down, take it easy, and give the implement time to work.

Agree a dose of rain and especially a freezing spell will quell the best of the clods.

Mark

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