1. Plow it with the 1X16 3 pt plow. 2. Disc. Disc again. Maybe with the spike tooth behind the disc. Your goal should be a nice smooth seed bed recognizing that this is a newly broken field. The smoother the better. It will make your cutting easier. 3. Plant with the 3 pt drill. 4. Cultipack it if you can. That will smooth it a little more and press any small rocks down into the soil saving you some grief when you cut. You can call 811 if you want before you do this and tell them about the powerline and they will send someone out. No cost. In my case, it was when I built my new shed. Wis PS sent out a cute pole climber in a 4 door work truck to put little flags down that OK'd digging. Her muscles had muscles. She called me "Hon" the whole time she was there. (about 15 minutes) That's all I could take. (;>))
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