Starting a garden on former hog lot turf requires killing the grass, amending soil, and planning row orientation for erosion control.
Spray glyphosate (Roundup), wait 2 weeks, then till under. Residue degrades quickly; water thoroughly before planting to ensure safety.
East-west rows on a gentle slope reduce erosion. Grass paths between rows further stabilize soil and don’t significantly affect sun exposure.
After tilling, incorporate compost and any amendments indicated by a soil test. Then plant.
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