I used to use that Florida weave but the deer ran through it a few times. Dogs chased rabbits through it a few times. Finally I got tired of a tangled mess of strings and broken plants every time an animal spooked and just bought a free Standing fence panel. It takes three stakes to hold it up each spring but it's no trouble.

When I plant lettuce or carrots I wet them real good after I plant the seeds then cover with free sheets of cardboard weighted down with a few stones bricks or somethings. Then I just water over the soggy cardboard to make sure it stays wet on those seeds. If they sprout before I remove the cardboard it's still perfectly fine because they live off cotyledons anyway for a couple of weeks after they sprout. I remove cardboard once they are all germinated. Really saves having to water and you get the most excellent germination possible. Also hides the newly sprouted seeds from birds until they are bitter.

That is some excellent home made compost you made there.

Do you still sell these, also can you send to australia

Where do you buy that exact Broadfork?

I want this item

I bought one. I have had it a little over two months now. Before I was using a couple of old Planet Junior wheel hoes that are probably between 70 and 80 years old. The Valley Oak is more robustly built. I think I will have to stay around another 150 years to wear it out.

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How can I buy it in taiwan?

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Bleh hoss is better espeically their high arch wheel hoes

very good for gardening.where I will get?

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I wish I had discovered the Valley Oak before I purchased the Hoss. I like the adjustability with no wrenches and I especially like the way the attachments come on and off. Maybe next year.

using an ordinary fork with long handle is far easier than this broad fork as you seem to be short of breath even digging less than a sq meter. Also these cost over two hundred bucks and after half a dozen digs it will just sit in your tool shed.

I like hoss tools better!!!

How I buy this tools in India @ Banglore or mysore

very good, easy to change attachments

This is a GREAT tool but if you are looking for the next level of Broadfork Engineering check the T2 Talon by Treadlite! Available for shipment 1-15-18 . www.treadlitebroadforks.com

thanks for the demonstration you really helped me to see how it works so well! thank You!

very nice my friend

Thank you David, great video.

I like it a lot but I think the price is too high to be a manual tool.

The Valley Oak broadfork is equally strong, yet lighter in weight due to the lightweight super strong alloy handles. The square treadbar is more comfortable to use than their round treadbar. Meadow Creature make a very good broadfork, but in my opinion the Valley Oak is better. David

Can you give me two great reasons to purchase your broadfork over your competitor....meadow creature broadfork? I'm buying one very soon, and hoping to get the best of the best. Thank you

Do you still use wooden handles? How does this one compare to Meadow Creature's broadfork? I'm looking to buy one soon and quality matters. Thank you

I've had one for 3 year's and am very pleased but have always wondered why there was one bolt per side and not two

What do you think about using your broad fork for deep penetration and then surface tilling???

Will you put up a link for purchasing it

Will this help to bring up rocks in my soil?

and it's a kind of sport too

Where can I buy one? And How much?

you lost at me at "you should be able to leave your tools in the rain..."

YES! I'm getting one of these! THANK YOU, Valley Oak Tool Co!

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shut up and take my money !

For the outrages price it should be fully assembled and shipped for free !!!

If it's over a $100 with all the attachments, It's over priced !!!

An all-too-rare example of a tool made right! You will never find this for sale at Walmart. You will also never need to buy more than one in your lifetime. I have had mine for several years. Everybody wants to borrow it, and most of the time I let them, and it always comes back fine. This tool will outlast everything you have and everyone you love.

You will only need to buy this tool once. It will be the best investment you've ever made--I use mine all the time, both for new plantings and for fluffing up old beds.

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Good looking tool. The soil around here is a mortal enemy. I use a concrete breaker bar to bust it up.

Nice bank how long it took to stake that much?

Nice fork. I have one that's a more traditional design, but I like the sharp tines on this one.

I have a Valley Oak Broadfork and it works great in my stony Catskill mountain soil. It is hard work over a few hours, for sure, and you need many hours to work out a large garden bed, one that I had rototilled for last year's garden season. However, the tap rooted weeds that came back ferociously after last year's rototill have disappeared and the only things I'm weeding are the ones from seed which are easy peezy. Very durable fork.

you should do a video on digging potatoes with the broad fork. I bet it would be great for potatoes.

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that is to much work.

That is nice.