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Hi -- I live on small acreage in the Missoula valley.  My pasture is compacted and I'd like to hire someone to use a Yeomans plow to decompact.  Does anyone have any leads they can give me?  Is anyone doing this kind of soil rehab?  Thanks!
 
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I wish I knew someone with a yeoman's plow.  There are affordable tractor subsoiler attachments, however.
 
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Ted and Peanut will tell you everything you need to know about making your pasture better...

 
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