How To Use Moldboard plow In A Sentence
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We store seed wheat in a wooden grainary, we shovel starter fertilizer into the drills by hand, and we still use a moldboard plow (that always shocks no-tillers that I visit).
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Conservation or reduced tillage systems do not involve moldboard plowing and maintain some previous crop residue on the soil surface.
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We are doing a huge amount of moldboard plowing and would really like to replace some of these passes with something that builds rather than damages the soil.
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We store seed wheat in a wooden grainary, we shovel starter fertilizer into the drills by hand, and we still use a moldboard plow (that always shocks no-tillers that I visit).
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As a result, the yield potentials of such soils are usually higher under no-till or ridge tillage than under moldboard plowing.
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We still moldboard plow most of our corn and soybean ground, so we are busy getting that tillage done.
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After a quick pass with a chisel plow or moldboard plow, some trash will remain on the surface.
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We still moldboard plow most of our corn and soybean ground, so we are busy getting that tillage done.
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Effective erosion control is often achieved on flatter slopes by using a chisel plow, disk, or field cultivator instead of the moldboard plow.
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ARS scientists, working with NRCS and universities, have done the research that has encouraged farmers to largely put away the moldboard plow and switch to conservation tillage on about 40 percent of U.S. planted acres.
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We are doing a huge amount of moldboard plowing and would really like to replace some of these passes with something that builds rather than damages the soil.
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Conservation or reduced tillage systems do not involve moldboard plowing and maintain some previous crop residue on the soil surface.
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Where soil has been moldboard plowed, sample to the depth of tillage.
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After a quick pass with a chisel plow or moldboard plow, some trash will remain on the surface.
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Where soil has been moldboard plowed, sample to the depth of tillage.
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ARS scientists, working with NRCS and universities, have done the research that has encouraged farmers to largely put away the moldboard plow and switch to conservation tillage on about 40 percent of U.S. planted acres.
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Effective erosion control is often achieved on flatter slopes by using a chisel plow, disk, or field cultivator instead of the moldboard plow.
