Posted by Eldon (WA) on May 19, 2021 at 09:25:37 from (98.247.104.61):
In Reply to: How close..... posted by DeltaSteve on May 19, 2021 at 07:36:57:
I forgot to put the plug in on a sprinkler line when I first started growing sweet corn. The pipe was between two rows and washed out the soil about 18" deep, what I saw was a hammock of roots between the 42" rows. This was not field corn, so I am not sure if it compares...but I remember as a kid my dad was cultivating pretty deep in semi arid conditions...he may have been doing more harm than good. I use this home made cultivator on my little Allis G to cultivate my corn, only going an inch or two deep. I feel it does not disturb that root mass and also does not bring up new weed seed that was too deep to germinate. Over the years I have gotten many compliments on how my fields look.
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