technique for hoeing, ploughing, breaking up, uprooting and clearing the land of stones and vegetation

barracane

barracane

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Hi, could you explain to me the best technique to clean the ground from stones, weeds, reeds, shrubs and weeds, in such a way as to reduce machine consumption and increase performance, what tricks and tips to use, better a bucket or a ripper rake for this operation, thanks, I would be grateful to see some instructional videos of this process, thanks again
technique for hoeing, ploughing, breaking up, uprooting and clearing the land of stones and vegetation
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Gecko

Gecko

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This has been discusses elsewhere on this forum and the concidered opinion is that there is no single solution.
Clay content, moisture content, size of rocks/stone, proportion of organic/roots/etc. all add to a unique comination of problem that often result in others opinions and experiences being irrelevent to your particular set of problems.
It goes without saying that land area and machine size also contribute to what options are practical.

(just watch the historic land clearing)
 
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barracane

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barracane

barracane

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What do you think about this system, do you think a rubber tractor could do a similar job??



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