Posted by bjb in Ne on April 04, 2008 at 15:03:22 from (70.124.76.122):
In Reply to: potatoes posted by Iowa Ron on April 04, 2008 at 14:47:15:
Plant them at the bottom of the deepest lister trench you can make. As they grow, gradually knock dirt down around them. Then start hilling the dirt up around them. After you got them hilled as high as you can use the trench between the rows for irrigation and mulch with straw to keep the weeds down. We use an old Ford 2-row lister for the initial trench then our rear tine tiller with a homemade hilling attachment for the irrigation ditch. The nice thing about the lister is in the late summer or fall you can run back down the rows with the lister and dig most of them up (still some shovel work at the bottom)
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