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How can your guest claim that tilling in the stubble doesn't work because there is not the necessary soil organisms in his soil, when the symthetic fertilizers and pesticides that are commonly used by grass seed farmers seriously degrade the natural soil microbes?  Don't claim that the necessary conditions do not exist (for tilling) when it is your practices that contribute to those conditions not existing. 

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