How to assess a new plot and prepare the soil for planting: reducing repeated tilling to save fuel.
Last updated: 2 Sept 2026
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A guide to preparing a new planting plot, covering everything from assessing soil conditions and checking for hardpan to selecting the right plow and planning the plowing pattern to suit the terrain—minimizing repeated passes, saving fuel, and ensuring the soil is ready for planting.
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