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Soil conditioner Vs. Rototiller
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<blockquote data-quote="frank123" data-source="post: 4380" data-attributes="member: 649"><p>I've been using a Harley rake for seed prep and renovation since 01. Have learned a lot since then. For renovations, we've had the best results by doing a Roundup application and letting it get good and brown. The power rake can then easily dig in for leveling and prepare a nice seedbed with minimal debris to remove and haul out. If you don't kill it off first, or if you roto till, you can spend a whole lot of time making repeated passes and driving the dump truck to get rid of all of the sod chunks. Being the perfectionist I am, it has also eliminated countless hours of hand raking. Frank</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="frank123, post: 4380, member: 649"] I've been using a Harley rake for seed prep and renovation since 01. Have learned a lot since then. For renovations, we've had the best results by doing a Roundup application and letting it get good and brown. The power rake can then easily dig in for leveling and prepare a nice seedbed with minimal debris to remove and haul out. If you don't kill it off first, or if you roto till, you can spend a whole lot of time making repeated passes and driving the dump truck to get rid of all of the sod chunks. Being the perfectionist I am, it has also eliminated countless hours of hand raking. Frank [/QUOTE]
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