- Location
- Lincolnshire
When it eventually gets dry enough I need to knock down some heavy ploughing for drilling beet.
I hear all about the evils of power harrows and I do use one and have had some slumps where its rained heavily after drilling but over all its a fairly universal tool, used with care, i.e. not beating it to a pulp at depth.
Are dutch harrows any better? Anybody still using them? I would assume I might need another pass but if its moving at three times the speed and doing a better job overall then I don't mind. would it leave more tilth on top rather than shake it down between the cobbles?
I hear all about the evils of power harrows and I do use one and have had some slumps where its rained heavily after drilling but over all its a fairly universal tool, used with care, i.e. not beating it to a pulp at depth.
Are dutch harrows any better? Anybody still using them? I would assume I might need another pass but if its moving at three times the speed and doing a better job overall then I don't mind. would it leave more tilth on top rather than shake it down between the cobbles?