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    #16
    Originally posted by caseih View Post
    Who wants to wager that the socialists won’t even open this thread
    One way to find out.

    Covid is definitely caused by democrats and by getting the covid vaccine. BLM rallies are the worst for compacting fields. And according to the models, climate change will make compaction much worse.
    Edit, or does compaction cause global warming? Could be either way. Will definitely need to tax it, just in case
    Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Aug 7, 2021, 11:53.

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      #17
      So you like sarcasm?

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        #18
        Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post

        I think the long term solution is small lightweight autonomous machinery or drones not creating compaction in the first place.
        This what I see in the near future, meanwhile back at the farm we just purchased a 980 bushel seeding cart.
        Last edited by Sodbuster; Aug 7, 2021, 11:47.

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          #19
          Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
          So you like sarcasm?
          Not only do I like sarcasm, I also like my own post. Cursed touch screen phone, I really want my blackberry back.
          Congratulations on passing the test, will be interesting to see if any of the other test subjects respond.

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            #20
            Compaction will be the least of our problems if we don't receive moisture before next spring.

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              #21
              Thistles.

              Great tap root. Little to no moisture required.

              Don't come here and post about your thistle problem after going this route though.....

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                #22
                Sitting here eating lunch while Mother Nature busy deep rips the fields. All it cost me this year is half a crop but the cracks she is making are truly impressive. She must be going down at least 4 feet and some as wide as 3 inches.

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                  #23
                  Soil Compaction studies at University of Manitoba show dry bean yields reduced by 13 bus/acre. We never saw compaction like this year. Guess drought magnifies the effect in cereals too.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
                    Soil Compaction studies at University of Manitoba show dry bean yields reduced by 13 bus/acre. We never saw compaction like this year. Guess drought magnifies the effect in cereals too.
                    It doesnt necessarily make compaction worse, but its effects are much more evident. When you get consistent rain, your root zone can be quite shallow with little consequence. Certainly not the case when crops need to go searching.

                    I'd say our drought tolerance has been increased with general amelioration of plow pans that developed here over generations of recreational tillage with dead rods, rod weeders, and one ways.

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