Posted by Dick L on March 23, 2013 at 03:43:04 from (50.51.153.110):
In Reply to: plowing back field posted by mjsnodgrass on March 22, 2013 at 20:33:11:
I have always use the 15 pace land for laying out a field. (a pace being about a three foot walking step) I pace over from the edge at both ends and set a stake. I plow my back furrow to the stakes. I plow that land until I get to the edge where I started pacing. I then start pacing from the last furrow and set a stake 45 paces and plow until I have a 30 pace land with a 30 pace unplowed land in-between the two plowed lands. Plow between ending up with a dead furrow. The next time I plow I would locate the dead furrow and make that my back furrow. A level plow has been covered to have a good looking job.
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