Form Garden Beds with Multiple Passes

What happens here

With the tractor warmed up, begin making passes down the garden plot. The video shows the tractor, with the row bedder attached, making multiple passes to progressively build up the beds. This involves driving at an optimal speed (around 3 miles per hour) to ensure the soil is properly formed without bunching. The discs and C-tines work together to pull and shape the soil into raised rows. Each pass refines the bed shape and aeration.

Goal: Create well-formed and aerated garden beds using the row bedder.