we've put down some rye for a cover crop, and some buckwheat in a few places.
speaking of tilling land, here's an interesting video on no-till farming.
maybe one day we'll have a few work horses, and we can plough the land that way. until our plough-horses come, though, this is how it's done. 
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| props to conroy. his back is permanently in this position. |
Yikes!! That tiller seems a tad on the "vertically challenged" end of things. Good for you for tilling. We are SO behind on wrapping up the garden for winter. I don't even want to think about it. :-)
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