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Cultivation and Weed/Brush Control: Manual

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Grasping the left and right handles of the 5-foot-tall U-shaped tool

Broadfork Tillage Tool

Its spiked grip pads clamped near the bottom of a 2-inch-diameter tree

Brush Grubber Brush-Clearing Device

Pictured is the pitch fork-like four-tined tool as described

Dirt-Ripper Cultivator Tool

Double Wheel Hoe

An adult male (standing erect) utilizing a standard hoe with its modifications clearly visible—handle extender

Homemade Single-Arm Gardening Equipment

Two pictures—(1) full view of the device; (2) close-up of the area between the front and back wheels showing the weed bar just in front of the row of spring teeth.

Homemade Two-Wheeled Manual Weeder

Pictured is just the blade portion of the tool as described.

Kombi Serrated Garden Shovel

Two pictures—(1) Close up of a staple in a man’s hand about to be inserted into the tool’s deep-grooved head; (2) the man pushing the staple (via the tool) through straw mulch into the ground.

Long-Handled Staple Setting Tool

Pictured is the tool affixed to a gloved hand’s index finger

Ring-Weeder Hand Weeding Tool

Pictured having already been pushed over 6 feet of seedbed (illustrating its clump/clog-breaking ability) is the product as thoroughly described.

Seedbed Roller

Left pic of man under large tent made of netting using Switchblade Hoe for cultivating the soil. Rt pic shows metal interchangeable heads & connectors.

Switchblade Hoe with Interchangeable Heads

Weed with Weed and Brush Puller nodes pinched on its stalk

Weed & Brush Puller

No Longer Produced

Pictured is an adult male pushing the double-handled

Wheel Hoe

National AgrAbility Project
Address: 225 S. University St., West Lafayette, IN 47907
Phone: 1-800-825-4264

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This work is supported by the Assistive Technology Project for Farmers with Disabilities, project award no. 2021-41590-34813, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

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