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Another idea, but it will also take a few months. Put your chicken coop on that acre, enclose as much as you can, and let the chickens strip it bare (they will) and fertilize it. Or do rotating pens and move them along to another patch when they denude one area. Then plant whatever you have time...

I have a 25+ year old Craftsman rear tine rototiller. It was VERY hard work to break the sod for the above mentioned garden. I have another garden that is very sandy soil, and by comparison, it's a slow amble with a lot of turns. I'd say it tills 6" deep in the sandy soil, but it fights to get...

An acre of land is 43,560 square feet. That is a lot of area to till with a tiller, if you have one. Depending on the soil type, you will have to till it at least twice to break it up. Since it's been grass, it will be a battle to keep the grass from just taking it back. Believe me, that stuff...