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Digging the garden soil it is a classic cultivation operation that is very effective for preparing the substrate for future crops in the best possible way. With digging it is possible to work the soil manually, without necessarily needing mechanical tools. It is therefore perfect for those who have a small vegetable garden and want to keep the soil healthy and productive. Digging is different from hoeing, with the hoe you do more of breaking and refining work, while with the spade the soil is turned over. So it is good not to confuse the two different practices.
In this article, therefore, we see the different facets of the soil digging technique.
How is the spade made?
A spade is a tool for agricultural work formed by a rectangular or triangular blade, sharp and straight (without curvature like the shovel), mounted on a long and robust handle. The blade of the spade is used to cut and turn the soil, while the handle provides a firm grip for the farmer.
Spades can be made of a variety of materials, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, or wrought iron, and can have a slightly different shape and texture depending on their specific use.
The post continues on our Blog: How to dig the ground
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