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Hennepin, IL | Burying residue isnt super critical, but getting that residue pinned to the ground is. Take that for what its worth. A trip across it with the salford, or the disk, or even just a heavy harrow or rolling basket might do the trick. On the flipside, running the ripper through it again may not get any more trash pinned to the ground, so would likely be a waste of time. Usually thats all dealt with easier ahead of the ripper. A pass with the disk first helps pin a lot of that residue and sizes it a bit more.
Why are you planning a fall burndown? Do you deal with winter annuals in tilled ground regularly? | |
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