Hilling up definition

Hilling up. (Spanish: aporcar) means to pile soil around the stalk of a growing crop, in this case potatoes, usually combined with weeding. It can be done with a hoe. Sometimes people hill up with an animal-drawn plough, often returning with a hoe to finish the task. Hilling higher helps to reduce diseases and increase yields.
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