MESSED UP Hilling the Potatoes!! Dang It!! Homesteading 101

Well I did it this time.
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[@windzer]

ive had that happen to b4 but im to lazy to hill them by hand so i used my tractor anyway and they rubbed on my axle but they sprung back up the next day and were just fine

[@CollegeHillFarm]

My tractor only has about 9 inches of clearance. If they were maybe 3 inches shorter I could get away with it.

[@billcoulter2666]

Could you maybe change it up to where you only walk down one side of a row at a time?
Might not be as good but would save a bunch of steps.

[@CollegeHillFarm]

It compacts the soil on that side and makes it harder to pull up with the hoe.