Ploughing headlands 

jonha134 Hi, it doesn't always work out exact but if you maasure 8 breads of ploughing then measure the same distance in from the side of the field, that's where your first front furrow wants to be.Putting a accurate headland mark in to begin with is quit important. Thanks for watching and comenting.

Hi , if you plough your hills lightly back in to the furrow holes then turn round and plough at full depth , you endup with really level ploughing on your overlap. So yes you are right basically it's to achieve level ploughing,.Thanks for watching and commenting.

Right cool. Only question though is when your going back down ploughing the right way at 40sec you aren't sat in the furrow you made?

@@hywelisthebest No , l fold it both ways and make a crown like you would with a conventional plough. If l drive down the furrow l turn the stubble back out. I'm not saying this is the only way to do this but it works for me . Thanks for watching and commenting.

I will but it won't be until September. I may of covered it in my ploughing for beginners video. Thanks for watching and comenting.

bigfletch870 Hi,if you plough the land back in to the trough lightly first ,when you plough it back you don't endup with any heaps or holes. Note you have to plough it in the right direction to do this. Thanks for watching and comenting.

Donal Power You're absolutely right mate, well spotted , that's what happens when you start filming. Thanks for watching.

Good ploughing tho 👍

Donal Power Cheers