Rotavator or power Harrow for garden?

uck51js9zml2yt · 25-03-2020 06:16PM #1

Guys,
I've a local farmer ploughing my veggie garden again this year. A neighbor who power harrowed it afterwards last year, suggested I get the farmer to rotavate after ploughing and not Harrow.

Is he just trying to get out of doing it with the Harrow or is there an advantage to rotavating?

mengele · 25-03-2020 09:31PM

Dalton Clever Wasp wrote: »

Guys,
I've a local farmer ploughing my veggie garden again this year. A neighbor who power harrowed it afterwards last year, suggested I get the farmer to rotavate after ploughing and not Harrow.

Is he just trying to get out of doing it with the Harrow or is there an advantage to rotavating?

Well that's how I would try getting out of the job anyway.

25-03-2020 09:39PM

Dalton Clever Wasp wrote: »

Guys,
I've a local farmer ploughing my veggie garden again this year. A neighbor who power harrowed it afterwards last year, suggested I get the farmer to rotavate after ploughing and not Harrow.

Is he just trying to get out of doing it with the Harrow or is there an advantage to rotavating?

Rotavator would in theory leave it much finer and better for veg.

uck51js9zml2yt · 25-03-2020 09:52PM

Waffletraktor wrote: »

Rotavator would in theory leave it much finer and better for veg.

I liked how the Harrow left it all level.

Aravo · 25-03-2020 10:03PM

Grow some potatoes here. Rotavator is put on it instead of a power harrow. I think the Rotavator leaves it finer and a couple of runs of it leaves it fine plus I think it goes deeper than a power harrow.

Rotavator or power Harrow for garden?

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