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rough ground

chezzie · 2015-12-23 00:32:43

half acre of ground where we foddered a few cattle last year on it, they tramped it badly and wondered if chain harrowing it and some seed later on may sort it for the time being

23-12-2015 12:32am

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chezzie

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half acre of ground where we foddered a few cattle last year on it, they tramped it badly and wondered if chain harrowing it and some seed later on may sort it for the time being

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#2 26-12-2015 5:59pm

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Thread moved for more attention.

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#3 26-12-2015 7:22pm

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I wouldn't touch it till April/ may time. Let it harden a bit and pull a land leveller or even transport box loaded and then give it a run of the chain Harrow. Too often you can do more damage going in too early.

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#4 27-12-2015 7:44pm

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leave it be a while

land will find it's own level in time

had the same last year & put weights onto an old buck rake - dragged it around and gave a good coat of slurry in april and came the finest again

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#5 05-01-2016 12:16am

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would i need to sow grass seed over it as bare clay in many places

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