Very, very impressive. This is a great example of the brilliant minds that built the greatest country in the world. Absolutely brilliant way to break through that hardpan that years of repetitive practices have created ( no till excluded).
Inn South Africa we also do deep ripping. Generally we will put one shank going more shallow right in front of the deeper tilling one. 1ST 400 mm 2ND 600mm. This prevents upwart compaction - such a thing is possible here and the implement also require less power.
@@mexicanfarmer Over here it happens in wet sandy soil, we have large areas with less than 14% clay percentage being cultivated. These 10% -14% soils have to be deep ripped .
Good day from Ontario Canada Yrs ago said to dad , go deep. Now up we have subsoil that comes up & mixes with other soil, which does not improve it. Good luck what u should do is leave a strip in middle & mark it, wait for results. Thanks
I've seen an old skidder pulling a deep wing that lifted everything between the two ripper shanks, but how else to undo soil compaction, without bringing up subsoil?
Está bien está bien el diseño del subsolador lo único que me llama la atención es que lleve cuatro ruedas porque yo entiendo que con las de transporte podías hacer el control de profundidad
Keep doing what you do! Not many men at all here in america can do what you do. They know nothing about farming and argiculture. Nothing about keeping and caring for livestock. They know nothing about farming equipment or how to fix things and mantain them to keep them running. Sometimes I feel like chashing my dream of being a homesteader and having my own small family farm, means I'll be doing it alone my whole life. Because not many men enjoy this type of life or even want to do it to begin with. It is very hard work, and not for everyone. However, the rewards are worth the effort. If only there were more people who enjoyed/lived this lifestyle, perhaps it wouldn't be so hard to meet someone new who 😂
@@mexicanfarmer I'm jealous of your soil. I shudder to think of all the rock and orange clay that thing would bring up in my fields , however you would probably be jealous of all the rain I get, so I guess makes it fair. 😊
That's a bada#$ ripper I have an ancient 1shank ripper I run about 22 inches deep on around 3-5ft middles here in West TN I also use it for erosion control
We had a hard Pan deeper than we usually do tillage, so when there was a lot of rain and flooding the beans died and we needed to break it up so the water can drain faster
