Wipe down the moldboards with a heavy coat of cheap GREASE while they're still nice and shiny. They will be shiny next spring when you need to plow again.
Exact grease is not important. Just whatever you've got lying around, or the cheapest tube of grease you can find. You'll probably use 1/4 of a tube.
With the sods you'll probably be best off going over it with a rototiller to chop them up. It's the most effective way to do it in such a small area.
Normally we'd go over that with a 24' wide spring tooth harrow at 5MPH+, and the vibrating action of the teeth would shake the dirt off the roots, but in such a small space you can't get going that fast.
A disk harrow will chop it up some but not enough for a garden.
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