Advice on a rocky field?!

[Mur Huwcun]

What happens in 10 years time when someone decides to plow it

They’ll soon learn.......

 

[puppet]

In 10 years?
You either break something or the plough leg trips. My aim is to get a soil cover to allow mowing which is why discing is sometimes better. If we starting digging up every stone then it would take ages and have even bigger heaps than we have. Some fields here been ploughed many times and we still catch big stones so try to leave them under the surface if possible. We always start being a bit fussy then end up just picking stones bigger than your head or if 2 passes with the roller will not sink them

 

[davieh3350]

What happens in 10 years time when someone decides to plow it

They'll hit stones.

 

[michael N123]

They'll hit stones.

And the problem starts again

 

[Deerefarmer]

Or you could rent a rock breaker and chip them off to a bit below soil surface,
And no til farm it

 

[davieh3350]

And the problem starts again

He could put a sign on the gate saying. "Warning, do not plough because of the stones"

 

[vantage]

We have one field on the farm named the "Beautiful field", because a few years ago we dared to plough a few fields and this one had NO stones of any kind! It used to be called "Suckler field " but was hastily renamed!

 

[JD-Kid]

if. good looking rocks sell to a landscaper
mate used to take. tons off them in to a garden centre on Aussie. years ago the towns folk went mad buying them.

 

[MF 168]

And dig another hole to bury the spoil from the first hole.

Once the spoil isn't riddled with stones itself it's easy enough to bury.