Using a Howard rotovator 1 pass is all that is needed and then disk can be used for a second pass or vice versa. Over tilling destroys the soil tilth and structure.
Thanks for another great video. Enjoy them all. I have a six foot tiller that I use on my garden and it works great. Saves time and labor. I dont particularly find your methods wasteful at all. Find it to be the easiest way to do it. I do mine much the same. As for your size? I find it to be about right and we must have the same fashion designer. Dont worry about the midgits, everbody cant be like me and you.
Wow. You till about 10-12' wide swath of land 5-6 times for a single row of beans? That is a wasteful way to grow them. However you are one heck of a character even if the company just found you for that video and know squat about vegetables.
Using a Howard rotovator 1 pass is all that is needed and then disk can be used for a second pass or vice versa. Over tilling destroys the soil tilth and structure.
JamesTyreeII 4 months ago
Thanks for another great video. Enjoy them all. I have a six foot tiller that I use on my garden and it works great. Saves time and labor. I dont particularly find your methods wasteful at all. Find it to be the easiest way to do it. I do mine much the same. As for your size? I find it to be about right and we must have the same fashion designer. Dont worry about the midgits, everbody cant be like me and you.
ddd3240 7 months ago
Wow. You till about 10-12' wide swath of land 5-6 times for a single row of beans? That is a wasteful way to grow them. However you are one heck of a character even if the company just found you for that video and know squat about vegetables.
FreGilHai 7 months ago
that is a Big man!
383chevystroker 8 months ago
JEEEEEZZZZZZ man, are you a power lifter? HAHAHAH Your arms are bigger than my body... and I got a HUGH beer gut ! ROFLMAO
smyers820gm 9 months ago
@smyers820gm Haha sorry HUGE
smyers820gm 9 months ago
what ever happened to cultivaters? then you can plant closer rows and not waste as much land for your crops?
dixie03dixie 1 year ago