Why? Because it prevents a lot of weeds and nutrient loss.
here's a nice little primer on no-till in home gardens:
http://www.gardensalive.com/article.asp?ai=784
Best, Mike McG
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> Hello, We are starting a new C.G. in Williamsport,PA and would like to
> know more about no-till procedure. Why use it and how to do it. thank you,
> Scott
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