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Cereal Stubble to Grass - How To do it.
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<blockquote data-quote="Sausage" data-source="post: 8998571" data-attributes="member: 77660"><p>We had two 5 acre fields side by side this year which we did this to. Loamy fairly light grey stuff.</p><p>We paraplowed and power harrowed one and plough and power harrowed the other. Both were pre-cultivated to get a chit.</p><p>To be honest they took about the same time to work (paraplow is 3 leg, so you can’t get on really, we aim to get a shakerator to speed it up).</p><p>Seed was wagged on followed by rolling.</p><p>The ploughed field has noticeably worse wheelings, but they’ve both come up the same. Given the choice I wouldn’t plough again, if wagging on, it’s going to be rough to drive over. Doesn’t matter too much to us as it is for grazing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sausage, post: 8998571, member: 77660"] We had two 5 acre fields side by side this year which we did this to. Loamy fairly light grey stuff. We paraplowed and power harrowed one and plough and power harrowed the other. Both were pre-cultivated to get a chit. To be honest they took about the same time to work (paraplow is 3 leg, so you can’t get on really, we aim to get a shakerator to speed it up). Seed was wagged on followed by rolling. The ploughed field has noticeably worse wheelings, but they’ve both come up the same. Given the choice I wouldn’t plough again, if wagging on, it’s going to be rough to drive over. Doesn’t matter too much to us as it is for grazing. [/QUOTE]
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