Joel DuFour of Earth Tools joins us for a field day featuring his favorite tools, walk behind tractors and equipment for market gardeners and small farmers. Explore the history and craftsmanship built into a variety of different fine hand tools. Gain insight on innovative ways to utilize walk-behind tractors with their many implements. Find out where to get your equipment, best use, maintenance, and potential modifications.
VIDEO: Hands On Tools & Equipment with Joel DuFour Part 1
Joel DuFour of Earth Tools joins us for a field day featuring his favorite tools, walk behind tractors and equipment for market gardeners and small farmers. Explore the history and craftsmanship built into a variety of different fine hand tools. Gain insight on innovative ways to utilize walk-behind tractors with their many implements. Find out where to get your equipment, best use, maintenance, and potential modifications.
Wish he would demonstrate his tools on his farms while he is explaining their uses. The visuals would help alot of people.
What is the blue seeder looking thing leaning against the wall?
I never thought I would be watching a 2 hours video about garden tools like an action movie. I feel enlightened
no longer will I look at gardening tools the same again, thanks great stuff !
You refreshed some things from my childhood. Even more enlightening were the pieces of information I did not know. I found this presentation very informative and interesting on many levels. Thank you. <><
Broadforks were used in many parts of europe. In my country, Spain, they are called "layas" (pronounced lay-as) and were very popular in the Navarre region of northern Spain.
Joel is a great source of knowledge on this subject and I've learned a lot from him. I've also bought quite a lot of tools from him. He sells the good stuff! NO junk!
really useful video cheers, hoping for part 2 as well…
Ever hear of Dick Raymonds (In Row Weeder)? IF SO, Do you know if its still being made, WHO makes it.
Some great stuff here. I do though have to disagree about the scoop shovel and wood chips. The absolute best tool is a 10 tine fork. Pierces a pile so easily and works wonders on wood chips but also manure, compost, biochar
It's a shame brands weren't mentioned for all the tools. It's hard finding good robust tools in the UK with 25mm (1in) dia handles long enough for tall people. Even the Dutch tools aren't long enough and they are the tallest nation in the world. 20mm handles are too wobbly particularly on clay and heavy soils.
is there any possible way that, i could purchase all of that farming tools to set up a small stores in farming in my place here in Philippines.? i need this tools..
Tung Oil comes from the seed of the Tung Tree.
How can I buy a tool for harvesting lavander. Great told
Hori Hori translates to Dig Dig