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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 2194"><p>>NE ohio, plow ground is tiled here and I've worked a lot of old fields with bad pans. one field hadn't been turned for 20 + yrs and had been worked wet for years before that with a 8n ford about 4"deep. I plowed it 8" and you could see the soil change at the 4" level. Didn't really affect the planting one way or the other. Row crops are much more sensitive to soil profiles. alfalfa and some clovers root several feet deep and nobody can rip that deep. PH and fert balence are much more important.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 2194"] >NE ohio, plow ground is tiled here and I've worked a lot of old fields with bad pans. one field hadn't been turned for 20 + yrs and had been worked wet for years before that with a 8n ford about 4"deep. I plowed it 8" and you could see the soil change at the 4" level. Didn't really affect the planting one way or the other. Row crops are much more sensitive to soil profiles. alfalfa and some clovers root several feet deep and nobody can rip that deep. PH and fert balence are much more important. [/QUOTE]
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