The tiller, or rotary cultivator, is an agricultural machine used for tilling of the soil which is carried out to prepare the ground for sowing or to break up the soil after ploughing, or even to remove weeds from fields.

I thought, “Mother Nature doesn’t own a rotary tiller.

The most popular name for this machine is rototiller, an abbreviation for rotary tiller.

The Stoneburier is a premium rotary tiller, in which the strainer behind the rotary tiller ensures that the stones get separated from the finely crumbled ground.

For new seedlings, incorporate 75 g/m² (1/2 cup/11 sq. ft.) into the ground using a rotary tiller, a spade or a rake.

Rotovator which has rotary blades crumbles soil and shifts soil particles into the internal space of the rotovator.

The rototiller is a powered piece of gardening equipment.

Reduce some of the effort by using a rototiller to break up the soil before you dig the trench.

There is no need to pass the rototiller, weed or lift excessively heavy weights.

Back in 1937, Troy-Bilt introduced the very first garden rototiller to the American landscape – a remarkable innovation for its time.

Continue using the rototiller to loosen the soil and digging out the loosened soil with the shovel until the trench is at the desired dimensions.