Posted by larryanderson on December 18, 2013 at 01:47:20 from (99.196.155.104):
In Reply to: Re: Deep Deep plowing posted by Larry NEIL on December 17, 2013 at 14:08:05:
We had a peat bed on one of our farms and my legs start to itch with the thought.You could work it wetter than normal soils and it was very fertile and actually could be burnt to have less humus.I was in Ill. after a large flood and they had deep chiseled at least 3 times to mix the sand with the top soil so they could raise a crop.A few years ago they were promoting deep tillage on bean stubble and demonstrated on several farms in our area but it made it hard to plant plus and excessive wind erosion were a problem now nobody does anything except on cornstalks.
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