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The UpBeet Gardener
Time to sell your rototiller on eBay
Weekly Program
Marion Owen
 Marion Owen  Contact Contributor
May 10, 2007, 10:52 a.m.
Back in the days of Thomas Jefferson, it was believed that plant roots actually ate soil particles. Therefore, the more you tilled soil, the easier it was for roots to eat it. Centuries later, scientists now say tilling, specifically rototilling, doesn&#0
Marion Owen, producer and organic gardener who lives on Kodiak Island, Alaska.
http://www.upbeetcommunications.com

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