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My goal is to be chisel plow/no till next year. Chisel plow is your best friend. I got a three tier 12’, tines are 32” apart per bar and it rips every eleven inches. No grass will get built up. One of the cheapest and best implants I have. Going minimum or no till is great, but the hard pan must be broke so moisture is taken in, instead of running off. It then wicks up. I got sold on this concept after reading an article about banking moisture in Texas.
Last edited by JohnG; 10/17/22 09:42 AM.
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