- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
And apologies to all the direct drillers out there for my blasphemy on your forum
I didn't really say rotospike
but I need to mow it
I didn't really say rotospike
but I need to mow it
Amazing bit of kit, my neighbour asked "do I get a power harrow or a rotospike"found with roto spike if ripped up too much before hand it will just grab lumps and toss them out the back not rip them up
don't go deep just eneff to smash up the top layer 2-3 inchs just were seeds going if in good order under that
packer roller on back but can sink in a bit on high pointsHow do you get depth control on your one, has it got a packing roller on the back?
My last boss's one had no roller at all, it dug halfway to Madrid. Gave some quite interesting results.
Hmm pretty close to my own thoughts, downside of P/H is that given a small patch of cali thistle they will chop up the root cuttings and drag them all around the place.packer roller on back but can sink in a bit on high points
used to have a power harrow and it was ok in worked ground roto spike better in my mind tho hates rocks tho
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Sandal spray yer mean"hippy round-up"
I need some new ones.HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Sandal spray yer mean
Dont tell BF made.me laugh so loud i woke the babyI need some new ones.
How's the heat up your neck of the woods, 23 inside today with all the windows and doors open
Don't tell bossfarmer
Yep the clovers etc will be 12 months away, after whatever we decide on for a winter grazerjust hoed up some radishs in garden they would be a intresting crop to grown just roto spike a seed beed toss on thick and in 3-4 weeks roto spike then in then sow a crop
clovers tryed alot of the annuals some worked ok others a bit so so they may want to bolt early if a early flowering type
don't add too much pete will just add costs for bugger all gains if the peas and oats do there job may choke most out