Tired Of Dragging That Big Heavy Tiller Out Of The Garage Every Spring? Bed To Small For A Tiller?

Then you need to add a Bully Broadfork to your garden tool inventory.

What it does:

• Loosens soil for planting or for adding soil amendments such as compost or mulches. 
• Improves aeration and drainage of the soil.
• Breaks up densely packed soil and hardpan.
• Easy harvesting of root vegetables such as potatoes, carrots and beets.

Advantages:

• Does not disturb soil life the way other forms of groundbreaking tools do.
• Instead of inverting or mixing layers, the topsoil remains intact despite the opening of the soil.
• Helps with weed reduction.  Fewer weed seeds gain exposure to the air needed to allow them to sprout and light needed to grow.
• Less damage to existing root structures.
• Can be used in small area with more accuracy than a motorized tiller.
• Ideal for use in raised beds.

The Bully Broadfork is roughly a U shaped, squared rather than rounded. It has a 20 in long bar that forms the horizontal base of the tool, bearing 7 metal curved tines roughly 11 inches long x 1/2in diameter. 45inch long detachable fiberglass handles for easy storage. Overall tool length 58inches. 100% AMERICAN MADE.

How to use:

By stepping on the crossbar, one side then the other and using only body weight, the tines are set completely into the soil.  The tremendous leverage of the pair of 48” long handles loosens the soil by working the handles back and forth in a rowing motion.  The broadfork requires minimal effort for the work it produces and almost anyone can use it effectively.  It does not require brute force rather it provides a rhythmic and an aerobic workout when used correctly.