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Rotavating wet ground
How worthwhile is it to rotavate (with a powerdigger rather than the
little tilling type jobbies) if the ground is damp? In the past, I've been able to do it when the soil have been pretty dry, but I'm not able to be as choosy this time. Will I just end up with the machine unable to get through, or are the tines going to goo up? The ground is a de-weeded allotment recovered from several years disuse and has been double dug by hand, but the ground needs breaking up in the top 8" ready for planting. Thanks. |
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