What’s the point of having such a huge area of just grass?
ChazR
1) stop people driving on your badly-drained ground
2) roll it flat
3) leave it a while
4) Use the land for something better than shitty unhappy grass – at least crop it for hay
a) new plan – that’s almost wet enough to grow rice.
upsidedownmadhouse
Use a rake/adds/mattock to attack the edges and high spots then drag it back into the wheel tracks. I still find the wheel tracks to be lower after doing this tho so usually need some material to fill back up level you could use sand I personally used roadbase last time because that’s what I had it took a couple months for grass to cover back over.
HeavyLine4
Plant a tree or two bro Jesus
Hypo_Mix
that area is now compacted, best option is to rip/till it or otherwise aerate it, then smooth flat and seed it. when paddocks are wet, farmers will avoid driving on them for this reason.
But since its not a productive area, you could just push the edges in throw in some seed mixed with the soil and let it grow.
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What’s the point of having such a huge area of just grass?
1) stop people driving on your badly-drained ground
2) roll it flat
3) leave it a while
4) Use the land for something better than shitty unhappy grass – at least crop it for hay
a) new plan – that’s almost wet enough to grow rice.
Use a rake/adds/mattock to attack the edges and high spots then drag it back into the wheel tracks.
I still find the wheel tracks to be lower after doing this tho so usually need some material to fill back up level you could use sand I personally used roadbase last time because that’s what I had it took a couple months for grass to cover back over.
Plant a tree or two bro Jesus
that area is now compacted, best option is to rip/till it or otherwise aerate it, then smooth flat and seed it. when paddocks are wet, farmers will avoid driving on them for this reason.
But since its not a productive area, you could just push the edges in throw in some seed mixed with the soil and let it grow.