Harrowing the Pasture
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BIG TOOLS ON A BIG TRACTOR! Today we fertilize the farm!
What happens here
The presenter starts the tractor and drives it across the pasture, pulling the Winfield Drag Harrow. Drone footage and close-ups demonstrate how the harrow's chain links and teeth break down and spread the manure piles. He explains that the harrow is set to its 'most aggressive' mode, which causes it to create small trenches, roughly 0.5 to 0.25 inches deep, in the soil. These trenches allow the manure to settle into the soil, distributing nutrients, feeding earthworms and microbes, and improving overall soil health. This method reduces nutrient concentration and parasite risk.
Goal: Evenly spread manure across the pasture to enrich the soil.
Tools and materials
- TYM T1104 Tractor TYM — Providing power and traction for harrowing
- Manure Cattle manure — Natural fertilizer to be spread
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