Broadfork Modifications at MADE Farms

[@The_Her_Family]

how and where can i buy this?

[@sislertx]

the handles need to be bent forward by about 30 degrees too....at least those that work better seem to have that feature.

[@mmangla5575]

very nice my friend

[@jeffery19677]

Add 6 inches of angle iron toward the front of your pivot assembly and it will stay flat..

[@novovrtnoorodjetornado6283]

We have a little bit different in Slovenia. Great work

[@Madodel]

Thank you for watching. Slovenia is very nice I visited it 2 years ago and brought home some honey.

[@novovrtnoorodjetornado6283]

Nice! Slovenia is a beautiful place to visit.

[@raiiar-t4k]

using it wrong, step on back frame so sticking front goes into soil vertically

[@wojomojo]

Ra I yes that’s the idea of the broadfork: to penetrate deeply without too much “tilthing” of the soil, but instead loosen the deep structure of the soil allowing air and water to penetrate. So what you have may be what you want to chive, but really isn’t a broad fork per se.

[@sislertx]

Maybe it's the handles being too long for your height...I think you could go straight down easier.

[@prantik74]

Where we buy

[@vornoff1958]

I love the idea, but rocks and tree roots would pose a problem.

[@Madodel]

+Stan Bookman you still have to remove them manually.

[@bi11meinphilly]

Broadforks are not intended for new ground - there should be no obstructions where they are used.

[@robertking7150]

1:55 oops, look's like you hit that freshly buried body and blood spurted out.

[@sislertx]

needs a.bar at the back to stand on.

[@adilie-supriadikudus2788]

I LIKE IT

[@sonofthunder3333]

a mexican rototiller!!!

[@dadashabi]

This guy and the tool look completely awkward!

[@сергейсмоленский-ф9р]

дорабатывай амиго

[@homeuser3108]

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[@caseymcclellan4221]

No. Just no.