During the rainy season, this is the time when weeds grow most vigorously.
It is hard for the elderly to remove weeds with a brushcutter and clean up vegetable debris after harvest.
So, I use a riding mower to drive around in the field.
These days, the ridges are wide enough for a riding mower to travel on.
Roots of weeds between the ridges should be trimmed moderately because they are necessary for drainage measures.
The length of the rows is about 30 meters, which is roughly clean enough for a round trip. About 30 ridges.
The vegetable residues after harvesting are milled with a riding mower, which runs over the rows in a nice way.
After that, they are plowed in with a tractor.
Are weeds and vegetable residues in the field also good organic fertilizer? (Actually, it’s just a hassle.)
Branches that have been harvested from the fava beans crop are being crushed and run.
The mulch must be removed before running. This is quite a hassle, so the fava beans are without mulch.
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