Bryce, I don't think it will be fall right after you cut your grass hay. Not sure were you live, but we cut hay in June/July. So as soon as the hay is off is the time to plough. You might want to wait for a rain shower to make the ground soft, and a lot easier to pull the plough through. But get it ploughed before you get a lot of regrowth, and you will also have more time to work the ground over to get the sod broke down. As others have said plough, disc, in that order. But if you have a lot of old sod on top to deal with, your drag harrow, the spike tooth guy with the cedar beam, drag that over the field every few days. This will not take much time or fuel, and it will roll those old sods over , and shake them apart better than any thing eles, and it will help to smooth and level your field making a smooth seed bed. Bruce
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