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I would defiantly Re: Plow or chisel 7 acres of h
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Posted by benny2 on September 02, 2006 at 08:36:07 from (207.170.236.21):
In Reply to: Plow or chisel 7 acres of hard no-till posted by Jd 730 part-time farmer on September 02, 2006 at 07:32:50:
I would defiantly plow it first with the turning plow. You want to get that humas into the soil. Clay is a real problem as it sets up like plaster when it get water on it. I would plow this fall then plow again in the spring, then if you need to get lower after you turn plow use the chisel after wards. I had the same problem when I got an old farm that was in grass pasture for 20 years. It was compacted and matted, but did the job with a old 3 bottom wheel plow pulled by a Fordson Dexta that old grass was tougher than nails. Now Iam working on leveling for irrigation.
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