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Ben E Lou
Deeply Rooted
Oh yeah..definitely not doing a cover crop this year. I'll let my leaves and compost suffice for soil improvement. (Well, and I'm thinking of buying a thousand or so earthworms..)depending on the cover crop you choose <little late this year> in past i have planted <crimson red clover> does good till the first real hard frost then dies easy to till in.
winter rye grass it will handle our winters quite well, easy to till in..
as for a tiller thats depends on your budget box store have great sales on them but those tiller are like a bic lighter "disposable".. read up on them and find one that truly fits your need and well built..it is a major investment.
I'm going inexpensive on the tiller--electric. This one gets ridiculously high reviews and is said to be long-lasting. For the amount I want to till this year, it would probably cost me two four-hour sessions, or around $120 worth of rental, so I figure I'd might as well purchase a 4.7-star tiller instead.