Seed harrows on grassland

[Jasper]

I’ve got a field I would like to mow but it's been flooded every winter for years and only been grazed. Because of the flooding the field is covered in bits of wood some of it grown in would seed harrows pull it up / make it loose so it’s easy to pick up or would they be to harsh on the grass ? Tia

 

[Will 1594]

When we saw a hedge , after cleaning up with loader fork ,
i get the opico grass harrows ,and "rake " the bits up , so do ten twenty yards lift up back up a bit to get themmoutbof tines then go again , amazing how much iittle gather up

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Sounds like you need a loader muck fork first then Harrow it to the headlands

 

[Hesstondriver]

When we saw a hedge , after cleaning up with loader fork ,
i get the opico grass harrows ,and "rake " the bits up , so do ten twenty yards lift up back up a bit to get themmoutbof tines then go again , amazing how much iittle gather up

could someone translate or prehaps quote me on one of these tines ?

 

[Will 1594]

could someone translate or prehaps quote me on one of these tines ?

Get them out of the tines
do you find I pad and phone key pad very sensitive. Tap something out and spells ony auld shite

 

[Sharpy]

A neighbour of ours used to harrow his cutting fields with diamond harrows, never seemed to do much harm, he said it encouraged the Timothy.

 

[Kiwi Pete]

I don't know what you guys would call what we'd call "dutch harrows" but they are great for that sort of thing... like dragging piles of couch/fathen/kale off the field and levelling things out

because you can lift them off whatever it is you have picked up when you get it there