Trine Fredsoe

Thanks Rob.

I am however still curius to know If there is a guideline or other Peoples choice as to when to plant on or of contour.

Rob Kaiser wrote:Before I provide my own humble response, I have two questions:

Do you own the land?

If so, how long have you been there?

If you don't own the land, how long do you plan on staying there.

Do you have consumer debt (outside of the mortgage?)

I ask these questions, because had I changed my thought process when I began designing 7 years ago, I'd have saved myself a *lot* of money...

...and a *lot* of heartache as well!

HI Rob thanks for the reply.yes I own the land and I Hope to keep it forever 🙂

I do not have Any consumer debt no.

I am looking forward to your feedback

Best

Hi permies.
This is my first post here. I am in the proces of designing a 1acre land heavy clay soil located in Scandinavia.
There is a small slope on the land about 7-10 degrees so not quite steep but not flat either.

I have been looking into key line design and on contour farming however I am not sure as to when it is a good idea to plant on contour and when it is Best to plant off contour like keylines. (I do not have acces to the yeoman plow)

Anyone can help clarify?