Not sure why they pile the soil in that center row.
Maybe to create irrigation trenches between the rowsOriginally Posted by hemmjo
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Amazes me those fields can be so level they can irrigate like that.
That may be for irrigation, but I wonder if they aren't just hilling up the corn to make it sturdier. Seems kinda odd it's just on one side, though.
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When they move to the next row to the right it gets moved to the center again and again repeated for every row.
I posted this machine on the Yesterdays Tractors Forum . It only took about 20 minutes to get this reply.
"In the west a common irrigation practice is to laser-level the fields, throw up a border every 100 feet or so, and then flood the sections in between. I'm guessing that the machine in the video is creating these borders."
I am betting someone on that forum has seen or used one of these.
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