There is a fella that hires himself and his equipment doing just the job you are asking about here where I live. He has a machine that he pulls behind his 300hp tractor, and it grinds up stones/rocks as big as your head. The machines working width is equal to the width of his tractor. It goes across the field at less than 1mph. Much of his work is refurbishing ground where a fence row has been removed. Needless to say smaller stumps get ground up too. Large stumps must be dug out with an excavator, but typically leave behind a lot of roots. These roots are just chewed to nothing. While I have no idea what he charges per hour, I do know that he has done the 300 acres of land he crops. And apparently the crushed stone dust releases quite a few minerals and trace elements trapped in the stone, making them available to the crops. He farms absolutely zero tillage. Maybe Google or search YouTube for someone doing this. Who knows, there could be somebody near you doing this very thing as a custom operator
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