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JDPlowboy

Posted 3/27/2013 20:04 (#2996208 - in reply to #2995312)
Subject: RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks

sw MN

Here standing stalks never want to dry out in the spring. Some years it takes until mid June to dry them out. Fall disking blacks enough soil to help itl dry out in the spring and the drill goes in better. The drill closes better too.

Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - SWMN Farmer : 3/26/2013 22:17
- Re: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - boog : 3/26/2013 22:28
- Re: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - dthrttl : 3/26/2013 22:51
- RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - iseedit : 3/27/2013 06:23
- RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - JDPlowboy : 3/27/2013 07:46
  - RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - Joe Anchor : 3/27/2013 11:16
    - RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - JDPlowboy : 3/27/2013 20:04
      - RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - Joe Anchor : 3/28/2013 07:41
- Re: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - Buck S : 3/27/2013 08:57
- RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - Ontrack : 3/27/2013 11:50
- RE: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - lawfarms : 3/27/2013 16:04
- Re: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - U302super : 3/27/2013 19:05
- Re: Using a no-till drill in disked stalks - agboy190xt : 3/28/2013 07:57

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