A weighted tarp on the ground will limit the rising moisture to some degree. With or without that, it's best to rig your tarp to allow air to flow. You might want to try weighting your tarp with two-liter soda bottles, that can hang above ground level to let some air underneath. Up here where we have a winter, you fill the bottle about 3/4 full, squeeze the air out before putting the cap on. This allows the bottle to expand when it freezes without busting and causing you to lose your ballast weight when the bottle thaws back out.
You don't say what you have for a tractor, but if you can get your tarps in dimensions that let you rig them so that there's some opening at the top or the high spots (like below the seat but above the deck) that can help vent any moisture coming up from the ground.
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