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Read articles →This video follows up a previous subsoiling episode, showing what to do with the large clods left behind after heavy rain. The owner improvises a drag using two old tractor tires chained to a box blade and walks through the results honestly, what improved, what didn't, and whether the subsoil benefit is likely preserved. Useful for anyone managing a rough pasture after subsoiling on a budget.
An owner-operator sharing candid, trial-and-error impressions from their own farm, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
A couple of old tractor tires chained to a box blade, dragged across the field, worked to break up and flatten the big clods.
The owner believes it does not, since the compaction was already pulled up by subsoiling and the divots from the subsoiler are still visible.
The owner considered discing but chose a drag instead because discing would tear up grass that was already growing well.
