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Read articles →An owner-operator documents the full two-day soil prep cycle for a dove and deer food plot using a 4066R with a Krone flail mower and disc harrow. He explains why he mows first, why he runs diagonal disk passes, how he uses cruise control and 2WD vs 4WD on hard-packed ground, and his multi-pass weed-burial strategy before planting brown top millet. Best for owners curious about real-world field prep workflow with a compact utility tractor.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from managing their own rural property for wildlife food plots and hunting.
Mowing knocks down the seed heads and material first so it is not as hard on the disk when cutting it up, and it gets seed on the ground for dove.
Running the same direction every year creates crop rows and divots that make the tractor bounce more, so cutting diagonally keeps the field smoother.
On hard-packed ground for the first pass he runs two-wheel drive, but on fluffy, already-worked ground he sometimes switches to four-wheel drive.
He disks the ground about a month ahead of time, letting weeds resprout so he can disk again, then plants brown top millet 60 to 75 days before season.
