Posted by USAonly on November 20, 2012 at 06:37:33 from (199.120.66.146):
In Reply to: Are plows obsolete? posted by Joe W. on November 19, 2012 at 19:34:50:
I rented a 320 accross the road from me-It had been no-tilled for 6 or 7 years before me. The previous renter signed off so I could do fall tillage. At the time I had a Steiger 4wd and a 13 shanks Glencoe soil saver. I pulled into farm after doing mine and let the ss down---I thought what the heck is wrong with this tractor!! I had to drop down a gear-now I knew why after a rain water always sat between the rows-harder than a rock. I rented this farm 50-50- The following fall the landlord said he got almost twice as much crop to town as he did with previous renter. I still play with a 22 acre field north of my place-no one can see it from the road-side by side notill beans vs ss tilled 8.4 bu differance! Around here when we talk notill we say NOTILLING who will farm it next year!!!
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