Posted by RMinVa on January 19, 2010 at 23:00:00 from (67.142.166.23):
In Reply to: Pasture renovation posted by TOR East Texas on January 19, 2010 at 19:30:01:
Last Jan. I bought a Hay King renovator and used it on 80 acres. We had been in 8 out of 10 years in drought. To make this short the renovator was the best thing I"ve ever used on pasture. Ran it from 7 in. to 15 in. deep and captured the rains very well. When spring arrived and on in to June you could see the difference in that 80 acres and the other 35 that I didn"t run on. Planed to run on some more this winter but it"s either been froze or to sloppy to use yet. Here you need the moisture to be on the high side to get the renovator to do the best job.
Subsoiler here makes a big hump that"ll stay there for years. I"ll never use a subsoiler on pasture again. The renovator just cut a slit. Doesn"t rough the field up.
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