Last fall I did the same thing on 1.5 acres, same type( clay with small rocks ). My field is sloped with mounds and holes that you don"t want to fall into, old sod, not worked in 20+ years. My best result was with an old borrowed 5 foot pull behind bog disc to powder the sod/soil down about 6 inches, followed by a 6 foot pull behind disc with a 7 foot steel drag bar attached to the disc with two chains. I won"t claim it is level, but it is smooth now. Come spring I will lightly disc it, fertilize and re-seed, then use an old cultipacker that I also borrowed. It took many enjoyable hours on my 861/4000 ford to do it but it was a good way to spend some time with good results. Have fun. Warren
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