Posted by Bryce Frazier on October 12, 2016 at 08:00:48 from (97.73.64.153):
Looking for a different approach or different options on soil tillage for my small farm. I am now farming 4 fields, totaling a little over 20 acres. I have borrowed a 3x16 JD Trailed plow from a buddy, and am doing fall plowing with my Super M, but I just have WAY too many rocks! Some parts of the fields plow pretty well, but as soon as I get on the side hills and such, the plow won't even stay in the ground at times. I have them from tennisball size to Volkswagen sized!! :P
So, plowing doesn't strike me as being the best option, just because of the huge risk of breaking a plow. What about chisel plowing / ripping? It is going to be in stubble each year, so, not heavy sod? What other options do I have? Thanks!! Bryce
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