The humiliation you will be forced to endure by admitting to using throw n mow will be painful and deep.

It’s all good….. Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do....I hope it works out well for him.

It'll be proso millet and brown top at this point.

Wish I was getting it out today but I gotta burn this mess down first

Are you gonna drag it in or try to mow it?

My cultipacker is not at my shop or I'd roll it. May try a drag if I can come up with one. That rye I burned down back in April is thinned a bit decomposing. Depends on seed covereage on if I drag or just mow.

It just looks like you would have to mow super low to process that stuff up. A drag would probably work great for something like millet in that situation. Just enough to scuff up the surface a little and cover the seed over some.

Or just time it right before a rain.

True……that’d dang sure be the simplest route.

I'll put 100# DAP for slinging carrier and let her rip. Best I can do for now.

I'm afraid a drag would do just that. Drag up.

It very well might. I have no idea if it’s gonna work yet but one of the ideas behind putting the old metal gutter across the front of the one I just made was to hopefully help prevent anything from wadding up in front of the drag. I’m hoping that the smooth gutter will just allow debris to keep passing under the drag and out the back.

I think I scored a 30' Phoenix harrow from a customer he might sell me. Won't have it for this venture but will for future sowing. I got just enough exposed soil with just enough cover I feel like I can make it work after riding over it this pm.

I have a sizing screen panel out of a shaker screen that I use to flatten dead thatch with and it works well. Dragging over dirt, I like a roll of chain link kept rolled up. It provides weight in a small footprint that works really well to bust up clods and levels dirt well. BTW, welcome to the dark side 257.

The main reason I built a 12" drag is because I'm gonna be planting more acreage this year on the new lease. I don't want to be riding around all weekend trying to mow it all with a 5' bushhog….It's mostly sandy soil like I have here at home. I think it'll work just fine to drag in the seed......especially if we're just talking about cereal rye and clover.

Just got a load of burndown out this pm. Crabgrass is pretty thick in most places so mowing may work on some of it

Go for it if you've got the time to run a mower over it...…...

They are calling for rain Sunday now so get it out Saturday.

Update of my natural screen of dog fennel…..it’s already over 4 ft high. It should make a nice tall screen this year. I like this a lot better than trying to grow Egyptian wheat....it's a lot cheaper too.