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rd_macgregor
Veteran Member
- Joined
- May 14, 2008
- Messages
- 1,875
- Location
- Prince Edward Island, Canada
- Tractor
- Kioti DK45SC, Kubota B2650
My parents took me to PEI when I was 5 or 6 and I still remember the red soil.
I'm assuming that's what you will be working in?
Sandy loam with high clay content and very few stones?
It depends on how you define "stones"! This whole island is sandstone (and its disintegration products), so our stones are pretty fragile. Having said that, there isn't a real deep layer of topsoil, so we turn up a lot of cobbly sandstone bits when drilling a hole. On our land, at least, there isn't a lot of clay.
The fence is in, now. We actually ended up having a utility-pole truck come in and do most of the holes, because my poor auger just wouldn't punch into/through the solid sandstone (bedrock??) along one edge of the arena.
I thank everybody for their feedback/suggetions.
BOB
BOB