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Re: How big a plow?
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Posted by hayray on July 11, 2006 at 17:37:59 from (216.234.120.70):
In Reply to: How big a plow? posted by Luke S on July 11, 2006 at 07:01:07:
I agree with Kyhayman, if you have a good disc than forget the plow. I don't even chisel my hay fields anymore - waste of time. You are planting a perrenial plant so you don't really worry about the soil compaction because if it is a highly compactable soil than it is gonna do that any ways. The big mistake I made before was working up the seed bed too much and making such a loose seed bed that my tractor sinks in too much and ruts up the field while planting. I even just disked when I had my old Kewanee disc that was not even half the disk of my Krause, just had to run the disk a whole lot more but it is worth it if I don't have to plow.
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