Drag the Pasture with a Harrow

What happens here

Following the cattle feeding, the main task of pasture dragging commences. The operator, using the previously prepared TYM T1104 tractor, attaches a Winfield Drag Harrow to its rear three-point hitch. The tractor then proceeds to drive across the pasture, pulling the drag harrow. The harrow's chains and tines effectively break apart the large manure patties left by the cattle, spreading the organic matter uniformly across the field. Simultaneously, the harrow lightly scarifies the soil surface, creating small divots that help aerate the soil and improve its ability to absorb moisture. The process ensures that nutrients are evenly distributed and integrated into the soil, preventing localized nutrient buildup and promoting consistent grass growth.

Goal: Evenly distribute manure and aerate the pasture to improve soil health.