Turning wet soil.

To say it is an absolute nightmare is an understatement, sticky, slippy, heavy the list goes on. REALLY want to get the area completely turned today and get fence posts up so my terrier doesnt wreck the place. Not much left to do but I would like to start something other than DIGGING..  :roll:

I agree as well - leave it for now. It's time wasted otherwise.

If time is against you, when the soil dries out rent a rotovator.

turning over wet soil is not a very good practice.I dont think it does any real harm it just makes it hard for yourself,you cant realy break it up like when its damp.when you cant break them up cus there too wet and sticky they just dry out in the sun/wind and you end up with fecks of soil that are has hard as a goats toe

I have tried that one myself today, i got my 9 yr old to help (or hinder??)
The ground was so wet i gave up after an hour of back breaking work. Watching me struggling, the warden from his window(his house backs on to the allotment) comes out and says "ooohh i'd leave that til the easter weekend my love, far too wet!" THANKS!!!!!!!!