Re: tiller recommendations

**m* l* <m*@earthlink.net>**

Why don't you save your money and try no-till gardening?  It would 
give you something new to explore and write about as well as 
preserving mycorrhizae and other beneficial soil organisms. Margaret Lauterbach

At 05:58 PM 8/23/2008, you wrote:
>Turns out my lawn tractor is dead and I"m about to buy a new tractor.  But I
>don't want to go to the expense of buying a tiller attachment for this one.
>   I'm looking for good recommendations on a medium sized tiller (not a toy
>for cultivating) that will be used for garden bed making and some general
>work.  I do mulch most of my beds but every few years, I renovate them all.
>  So the biggest and smallest won't cut it for what I want to accomplish.
>Any good machines you're happy with from those who follow this kind of
>thing?
>
>Doug
>
>Doug Green
>Editor-in-Chief
>SGF Publishing www.simplegiftsfarm.com

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