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I painted the hooks I had made that will soon be mounted on the FEL. Hooked up the subsoiler and subsoiled the garden. My nearly 2 year old daughter loves to ride so we cruised around the farm about an hour. Working on mounting a tool box to replace the tiny one that came with it. Cleaned out...

A rule of thumb I use is 1 ton of lime per acre if not taking soil samples and keep in mind it will take months for the lime to change the PH. Lime in the fall will take until spring roughly to change PH. When using lime you are looking at future results not when applied. Good luck. Jay

I suggest keeping plow in top 6 to 10 inches of the soil and turn it over. Let it dry out if moist or do it when dry then as Cousin Eddie says drag over it with a piece of fence or something similar. I use a 4 foot 6x6 with v notches in the bottom with a piece of conveyor belt that has holes in...

IMHO, tillers are the way to go in most cases. The tiller will only disturb the top 6 to 8 inches of soil which is where the most nutrients are. At least that is the case here in NC where I live. Bottom plows are an excellent choice for turning lots of grass, leaves etc. over to expose dirt for...