Food plot and garden attachments

[paulsharvey]

You can cheaply rig up some something if you got some scrap and a welder

 

[caleb90]

Whats the odds of this being worth while?

Moldboard Plow-Turning Plow

Turnings plows, also known as moldboard plows turn the soil for planting. This single moldboard is 14 in., and may be used with a tractor HP of 18-50.

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[paulsharvey]

That should be fine I would think, but at 130 lbs, you're gonna have to have it adjusted right to get it to cut a furrow.

 

[Williy]

Wood's makes some quality products that will last a very long time!

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willy

 

[jyoutz]

Going to be a half acer food plot. And a 40x40 garden

For a 40x40’ garden, I would buy a walk behind tiller after the ground is originally broken by a plow. A pto tiller is useful once a year in the spring before planting. A walk behind is also useful for cultivating weeds between plant rows during the summer growing season.

 

[Yander]

I suggest a tooth bar for your tractor. first go to work on the sapplings and pull them out. Don't bush hog them.

You need to get those roots out before you start doing any kind of ground engaging work.

 

[3gunr]

I have and use moldboard plows ,chisel plows , disks ,and 2 tillers, on my plots that have been worked for years i find the disk to be the fastest way to go , for a one implement solution just bite the bullet and buy a tiller, sometimes used ones can be had for a decent price,

 

[caleb90]

I have and use moldboard plows ,chisel plows , disks ,and 2 tillers, on my plots that have been worked for years i find the disk to be the fastest way to go , for a one implement solution just bite the bullet and buy a tiller, sometimes used ones can be had for a decent price,

I tiller will break virgin ground?

 

[paulsharvey]

I tiller will break virgin ground?

Depends, but yes, well, no... You need clean ground first, no wood bigger than maybe 3/4"; and multiple passes at shallow depth. Anything like 2-3" brush stumps, and your going to be breaking shear bolts left and right. As far as clean, but nasty compacted soil, yes, but very shallow, multiple passes, as you break it down.

 

[caleb90]

So still trying to figure out what im going to do. Disc harrow is out. Plow and culltivator and some drags, or tiller. My step dad has a tiller says he hasnt used it but once on his food plot. Used it to break it up then just uses a cultivator since then. Have a hard time justifying spending that much only to use it yearly on a small veggie garden