Posted by John_PA on August 12, 2014 at 23:03:45 from (71.182.171.195):
In Reply to: Potato digging advice. posted by Fullers Farmalls on August 11, 2014 at 16:13:55:
Looks like the weather should be fine, but, after those lines that passed us yesterday and today, I would think the bottom ground down there would be quite muddy, still. Friday, maybe Saturday, the ground should be really REALLY loose and not so much mud.
Wish I could come over and help with a garden fork. If you have taters dropping over the table, then you did real good!
If you can get that thing shined up, it should dig a lot better, but, to do that, you need to run it through a ton of sandy clay ground to get all that big rust off.
I think you should be fine, no matter what you do, because if you had to do all that by hand, you wouldn't get any tractor time in! It's better to get to drive the tractor, than trudge through the field with a garden fork anyday.
I wish you good luck! Any ideas for all the potatoes? Try East Liberty Farmers Market. People dahn'ere pay a pream-yuhn for dem spuds! Plus, the people you will meet are just crazy hysterical! It's a fun day for sure.
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