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Read articles →This isn't a tractor spec video, it's a food-plot management episode using the 4066R and disc harrow as tools. The owner discs a dry, weedy 7-acre dove plot, explaining his aggressive disc-angle settings and the multi-pass strategy for burying weed seed without herbicides. There's no walkaround or pricing talk; it closes with bonus wildlife photos. Best for land managers wanting real-world disc technique, not tractor buyers comparing specs.
Posted by The Kelley's Country Life, an owner-operator sharing hands-on food-plot and land management work from their own property.
Disc the soil to bury weed seed, let it come back up, then disc it in again before the weeds put on new seed heads, repeating until the field is mostly weed-free.
The owner sets the front disc fairly aggressive and sets the back gang even more aggressive for the first cutting, angling the front and back blades in opposite directions to cut better.
Leaving winter oats growing through winter and cutting them in early summer puts a lot of seed on the ground, attracting turkeys and dove that feed on it.
