[Theine]

So finally hooked up the king kutter Xb for my 1025r ran like a dream. Made fine soil from a hay field. Doing my research I’m told that I should form long elevated rows for
My vegetable garden. Am I asking for trouble not doing this? Would a disc Harrow be the tool to achieve this? Does anyone just plant in the fresh tilled soil? Learning as I go So Appreciate any and all advice!!!

 

[Theine]

I plant in tilled ground, no raised rows. Always does well, but I have gravelly well draining soil. How did the grass/hay grow previously?

I live in southern Wisconsin and I would describe the soil post till as very fine and almost powdery. Perhaps I will just plant on the tilled soil

 

[Theine]

I just tilled a 52x72 area in pasture and planted 20 rows of sweetcorn in it no hills

Do you harvest that by hand I assume?

 

[Theine]

I made raised rows using 2 big discs on a "tool bar". You can get a tool bar online with what is called a keulavator (google it; think it's agrisupply). That site is where I got the big discs, too. Made 20 rows in a 75 ft wide, all 50 ft long. With the 4010's turning brakes, I could get to the end of one row, hit the right brake and swing it around to do the other row. Originally, I made raised rows with a Gravely rotary plow but was not able to get the full 20 rows in because of uneven spacing from the rotary plow vs. this rig.
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That’s awesome can yiu send anymore pictures