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This is what I have managed to cull from the internet
Binage: to hoe, a superficial plough just a few inches deep to aerate the soil and turn in the weeds.
Griffage: a form of ploughing that helps to loosen and aerate soils that have become compacted as a result of man and machines
Debuttage: removing the mound of earth around the plant
Is there a clear cut difference between binage and griffage?
Assuming all three are practiced in what months and in what sequence would each be done?
Binage: to hoe, a superficial plough just a few inches deep to aerate the soil and turn in the weeds.
Griffage: a form of ploughing that helps to loosen and aerate soils that have become compacted as a result of man and machines
Debuttage: removing the mound of earth around the plant
Is there a clear cut difference between binage and griffage?
Assuming all three are practiced in what months and in what sequence would each be done?
