Tilling Composted Manure into Soil
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Feeding our family on our farm...what it takes to build a garden
What happens here
The presenter drives the Massey Ferguson 240 tractor with the attached 'Everything Attachments ER062' rototiller over the entire garden plot. The goal is to work the composted manure and rock dust deeply and thoroughly into the soil. He plans to make four passes over the garden to ensure optimal mixing and breakdown of the amendments. This process helps to integrate the organic matter, improving soil structure, fertility, and nutrient availability for future crops. He notes that proper aging of the manure (over a year) and working it into the soil helps to prevent it from being overly acidic, which could harm young plants.
Goal: The Massey Ferguson tractor, equipped with the rototiller, is used to thoroughly incorporate the composted manure and other amendments into the garden soil.
Tools and materials
- Ear Protection
- Everything Attachments ER062 Rototiller
- Massey Ferguson 240 Tractor
- Composted Horse Manure
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