This ground hasn't been tilled in a Decade 

Offda. Used everyday in Norway😅

I think dad said he wasn’t chiseling deep enough.

The top link was to short tipping the back up and not level .

Little froggy reminded me of a sail rabbit.

Amen

They even put water in your gas tank. Don’t forget that.

They’re millionaires

Ground that has not been worked for a decade would benefit from initial tillage. Probably super compact. The "no till" method does not mean NEVER TILL.

I’m picking up what you are putting down with the George Michael 😆

Yep, where we are they're called teeth or points.

Our family have always called em sweeps

@@jakefournie5930 are you from the south thats what we call them here in nc

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because the soils here are much more varied. Most of the original nutrients are from dead plant matter like grasses, which decay quickly but doesn't retain a wide variety of nutrients required for productive farming. Tilling brings the soil that hasn't decayed much because it lacks oxygen. The act of tilling sends the previous season's roots and loose plant matter into the soil where it can decay and provide nutrients for the next crop. The decomposition rate increases with tilling, and the soil is made looser, which allows new fertilizer to spread and soak deeper into the ground, which helps keep the root systems from growing too shallow and stunting the plant's growth. The promotion of deeper roots also helps prevent crop loss due to wind damage across the plains. Sometimes soil will also settle out, oftentimes the best soils are even mixtures of silt, sand and loam, and over time these mixtures will separate into their constituent parts, which is undesirable. Some plants here require looser soil to properly take hold, while other plants couldn't care less. A lot of times when planting corn, they do what is called a "no till" where they literally just run the seed drill over the year the ground regardless of the prior year's crop remnants.

@@jameshall3371 Does loose soil cause erosion? Do you use fertilizers? Here in brazil, using fertilizer on loose soil is throwing money in the trash, the rain takes the fertilizer to the deep soil and accelerates the salinization of underground water. Here you have two grain crops in the same area. In some places there are three crops a year, soybeans, corn, and grass.

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Yeah, I was looking forward to seeing Cole's side of Claudia's visit.

They are chisel points , when they are worn down you are able to turn them around so you can use the other end , unless it's broken

compaction

The house needed new shingles and a few window and some siding replaced, but other than that it stood well!

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