Got one and we like it up in Saskatchewan. Doesn't take the residue and toss it in where your seed bed is like a conventional vertical tillage unit. Less hp requirements than a vertical tillage unit. Easy to service, not fighting with bearings on every single disc. Bearings stay out of the mud more so than a vertical tillage unit, keeps the moisture where you need it when you need it, gets rid of the ruts that were left by the combine or sprayer during wet years, can travel at 8 - 9 mph so you can clip off some acres in a decent time, reduces the need to spray as a guy normally would by doing killing the first round of weed seedlings. Wish we would have got it sooner.
+mrpoquitomoco i like to someone with a sense of observation, i am a begginer and the learning curve is steep. thank you for pointing this out. cheers from Saskatchewan.
Got one and we like it up in Saskatchewan. Doesn't take the residue and toss it in where your seed bed is like a conventional vertical tillage unit. Less hp requirements than a vertical tillage unit. Easy to service, not fighting with bearings on every single disc. Bearings stay out of the mud more so than a vertical tillage unit, keeps the moisture where you need it when you need it, gets rid of the ruts that were left by the combine or sprayer during wet years, can travel at 8 - 9 mph so you can clip off some acres in a decent time, reduces the need to spray as a guy normally would by doing killing the first round of weed seedlings. Wish we would have got it sooner.
Does anyone realized that this field was subsoiled before this video? Have a look the straight lines ,
+mrpoquitomoco i like to someone with a sense of observation, i am a begginer and the learning curve is steep. thank you for pointing this out. cheers from Saskatchewan.
Protill
Do you have a seeder that mounts to the frame?
Hmm yep but i just don´t see the big benefits by shallow working vs loosing moist and N + burn fuel, maybe you can enlighten me.
Lemkem
Looks like it would leave the field a washboard
Not sure what in the video makes you day that Joe? As with all tools, optimum results come 'when used as directed'.
like to see that in clay soil
Loosing Moist and Nitrogen every time you work the soil about 15Kg/Ha pr pass, not the best way to do it..