Midwestfeeder - 10/28/2025 19:20



No. Its been tried by many. If the ground is not black it will not warm up and dry out most years in the spring. Some are having success with striptill but that again is a nice black strip. Not everyone deep tills like i do but virtually everyone at least works the surface with some form of vt tool at a minimum to turn it black. Most of the vts are getting more and more aggressive too to make it blacker. We have several different instances ourselves where due to a late fall not all the ground got worked in the fall. Always leads to a mess come spring. Trying to mud beans into cold ground a month late kinda cures you of a desire to leave ground anything but black.