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Mid-Michigan | In the perfect situation, I just let them sit and let mother nature settle them down. You don't have that luxury. If you can, try not to fall into any trench/hook up with a narrow front tire. Skim along each side of the trench with your disk. You might have to do this a couple times. Understand that this won't be perfect. You will feel those lines for a year or two unless you have a land leveler. Also, don't get frustrated with wet areas that you thought you fixed. Those wet areas have been compacted by you or water standing on it for years/centuries. Where you want the tile to work the best, it will actually work the worst until your soil profile improves. Good luck and congratulations! Best investment you can make in farming. Email me if you have questions. Been doing what you are for 40 years. | |
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post pattern tile spring prep work
