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Sounds dramatic, but it isn’t really new to the farming community.
Patrick Lynch, agronomist and crop adviser knows all about it. “I like to keep the pot stirred up” he says. “I like to challenge farmers…to do something better”.
"Deep ripping is not new, we had them at least twenty years ago."
Soil science and bigger, heavier and higher horsepower equipment led to a change in farm practices.
The compaction of soils has increased, especially below the frost layer demanding a host of equipment options seen at the farm show.
Productivity “gradually goes down” according to Lynch, should a farmer not “deep rip” the 12 to 24 inches of soil.
You’ll see the equipment options available.