Renovation

I am still in the process of renovation. So far I have ran the multivator through once and then a 2 shank chisel (which worked great). Now the plants look really great. The plants are about 4-5 inches tall now. I know that I am running behind, as usual. I bought some new tines for the multivator that are actually a little longer which is really good because now the machine is turning under the straw much better. I put the shields back on the heads today because Tim thought it would be a good idea, since the plants are so far along (i suppose we did not want smash the foilage down with the dirt). I am tearing up a few plants on the edges of the row since the tines a new and it is not possible to drive down the exact tracks that I drove down the first time around. I just want to get your thoughts about where I stand. I am always wondering if I am hurting the yield. I know the general answer would be "don't fall behind in the renovation process and you won't have to worry", but a little positive reinforcement from a master strawberry grower like yourself would be relieving.
Thanks