I need to expand my strawberry plant nursery some and would rather not move to another field that's on a different irrigation system and set aside for the 2018 crop. It was plowed and left turned up without any discing. To be able to fumigate in time for a spring nursery crop it will have to be worked up really well and the roots will have to be cut up well enough for the fumigation shanks to move thru the soil without having the long roots wrapping around them. My custom applicator probably wouldn't touch it if I told him it wasn't worked up several months earlier. I'll only have about two weeks to work on it in April before fumigation time. I've made this work before with a lot of discing but the stand wasn't as heavy.
Is this possible? I'm going to have a go at it as soon as it thaws but will be looking for plan B.
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Turning heavy stand of alfalfa into new seedbed
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