@franklinrobotics We wanted to share the great results reported by Dr. Averill and the Cornell University School of Integrative Plant Science. Recently they completed an independent research study to better understand the impact of Tertill’s herbicide-free weeding process. Throughout the Cornell Tertill Test, Dr. Averill and her staff tracked and compared weed growth in #gardens maintained by Tertill, by hand weeding, and in gardens left to grow without any weeding. Dr. Averill and her team report that “in looking at the results of the hand weeded control group vs. Tertill with trimmer, the result is astounding. You are seeing as good weed control with Tertill as with the hand weeding effort.”

@franklinrobotics Guschti T. planted in about 50 X 50 feet of space. He is growing various local berries, herbs, corn, potatoes, lettuce, cucumber, beans, rhubarb, flowers, grapes and tea. His Tertill Tip? To keep the weeds from getting ahead of you, block off an appropriately sized space rather than letting Tertill roam.

@franklinrobotics Gardener Ron B. has two Tertills and his garden is about 15 X 35 feet. Two sections have Tertills and he has been trying to hand weed the other section (you can see that it's hard to keep up).

@franklinrobotics Meet Tertill, the solar-powered, weeding robot that keeps going—rain or shine—to help your #garden look its best. Created by the inventor of the Roomba, Tertill will work as hard in your garden as you do. See for yourself: Tertill.com #TertillTime

@GrassDaddy So far so good. The tertill side has no weeds!

@franklinrobotics “#Tertill…regularly patrols and terminates weeds...one of the most eco-friendly ways to keep your #gardens free from herbicides and other chemicals.” Read more of Hayk Saakian's recent review. Link: https://www.hayksaakian.com/tertill-robot-garden-weeder-review/

@franklinrobotics More berries. Less weeds. @live.green.be.well is a registered dietitian and certified personal trainer who loves to garden, hike, and visit local farms. Take a look at how Tertill helps her keep up with the weeding so she can focus on growing her best garden yet. #TertillTime ************************************************************ Tertill in action: https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/18054540634237626/

@franklinrobotics 👋 @mike, we love your #Tertill song and are looking forward to the next update on your #garden!

@franklinrobotics Gardeners: Marcia and Steve W. Garden Type: This year we planted a large vegetable #garden with summer squash, cucumber, cantaloupe, watermelon, carrots, beets, tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers. #Tertill Tip: We have a 250 square foot garden which is a little bit big for Tertill. We found it works better if we block off a 50-foot section. Then all we have left to do is simply weed the section that we block Tertill from weeding!

@franklinrobotics There’s a Turtle in my Garden. Ok, it’s actually a “Tertill”, not a turtle, but I think I like this even more than I like a regular Turtle (and I like Turtles). I was at a friend’s house back when you could still go to a friend’s house. She asked if I was growing a garden again this year. My answer was a resounding NO, because I HATE weeding and I’m done with it!