Sunday, October 10, 2010

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Land preparation

Before you can start our seedlings and plantations, we must first win a battle, transforming grasslands infested with couch grass and reeds, in less hostile land, loans welcome to our vegetables. Initially, we started from this ...





Suffice to say that the battle is not easy to win because we all know, the couch is one of the worst weeds that exist!

course, there is no question of using chemical herbicides to achieve our ends. It is necessary to use mechanical means. But do not do anything. Indeed, even pulling and cutting it into small pieces, cuttings are all ready to leave, if they find conditions favorable for growth. For example, a tool to chop and mix the couch to land, such as a rotavator, would only promote the proliferation of quack grass.

We therefore sought a way to use up the couch. We started by passing a cover-crop (or stubble), a tool consisting of two series of vertical discs scalpent soil surface, two different angles. This can cut strips of land and the brew, without making too many small pieces.


We then spent a cultivator (or harrow Canadian), a tool consisting of numerous teeth mounted on springs to go up wheatgrass soil surface, break up clods, to split a few rhizomes and dry in the sun all through the Indian summer we had.


And here's the result ... before the rain


But after the rain ... must start to break the seeds that emerged ...

We now hope to have sufficiently exhausted the couch (and the rod on the wetter plots) and we'll bury all this dead grass, plowing with a plow.


We will then horse manure that we will recover in a riding school near the farm, and we'll once again the cover-crop to spread manure on the soil layer where we grow vegetables .
Finally, we will spend a final tool, the harrow, which will refine and smooth the ground just before performing our seedlings and plantations.
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