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Field cultivator
So I am look for a good way to turn my garden and was thinking about a feild cultivator instead of my plow and disc I have been using. I'm looking for input on how good of a job the feild cultivator works over all thanks
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Re: Field cultivator
I have used mine instead of the plow to rip the garden up, but you'll still need to disc or roto-till to have a decent seed bed. The field cultivator works like a chisel plow, but it only runs a few inches deep. John
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Re: Field cultivator
Look up Farmall cubs cultivating on YouTube and you’ll see. You can set them up with different tools to suit your taste or job
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Re: Field cultivator
Depends on your soil condition and what is growing there now. The field cultivator won't rip out all types of cover or bury residue.
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Re: Field cultivator
Thanks for the info i will have to see it I can find one near me
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Re: Field cultivator
Hi,
If your place has grass or sod where you will be growing crops, a cultivator doesn't turn the sod under.
A plow turns sod under, so the grass is gone. Maybe you knew already.
If your place has grass or sod where you will be growing crops, a cultivator doesn't turn the sod under.
A plow turns sod under, so the grass is gone. Maybe you knew already.
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Re: Field cultivator
I have one in Minnesota.
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Re: Field cultivator
Where about in Minnesota are you located
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Re: Field cultivator
St Joseph about dead center.
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