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YTO IF 1504 Tractor deep soil plowing in action

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Papa John1 year ago

This is not good practice. It turns the top soil into the clay and ruins fertility. That's why people have experimented with plowless farming. Is this china?

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John Welty1 year ago

I've never seen such a thing. What crops require this depth of plowing?

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Mike Lunardi1 year ago

Winner of the most carbon intensive method to accelerate erosion in rock-free soils ever.

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Rizzu shaikh1 year ago

Incredible idea

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Bearded Nurse 🩺1 year ago

That’s deep

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Architect V.1 year ago

Can't you folks just learn about microbes, fungi, and beneficial plants like Dikon radishes and clover, for instance? You see all the nonsense you have to go through to get a crop in using the same agri system that brought you the medical system, both invented by Big Oil? Get this book The Art of Regenerative Agriculture I think it's on Amazon and other places. Don't grow anything like those folks in that tractor. Waste of time, money, effort and none of your food is nutritious.

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Sene1 year ago

I think world need far more innovations like this

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Matthew1 year ago

That's deep

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Jay BomSenhor1 year ago

that's so cool!

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