Tine Harrow – 30″
$270.00
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Exclusive! Cultivate right over small crops or use to create stale seed beds.
Dual-staggered rows of stiff, spring-loaded tines effectively uproot thread-stage and cotyledon-stage weeds in garden beds. More aggressive action than the Flex Tine Weeders; great for working in heavier soils and with crops (like onions) that do not form a leaf canopy. Can also be used to cultivate smaller leafy crops like baby leaf greens before canopies are fully developed. Includes Maine ashwood handle. Made in France by Terrateck. 30″ wide. NOTE: There must be a disparity between the size of crops and the weeds being cultivated. For best results, use to cultivate crops every 7–10 days.
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Exclusive! Cultivate right over small crops or use to create stale seed beds.
Dual-staggered rows of stiff, spring-loaded tines effectively uproot thread-stage and cotyledon-stage weeds in garden beds. More aggressive action than the Flex Tine Weeders; great for working in heavier soils and with crops (like onions) that do not form a leaf canopy. Can also be used to cultivate smaller leafy crops like baby leaf greens before canopies are fully developed. Includes Maine ashwood handle. Made in France by Terrateck. 30" wide. NOTE: There must be a disparity between the size of crops and the weeds being cultivated. For best results, use to cultivate crops every 7–10 days.
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Exclusive! Cultivate right over small crops or use to create stale seed beds.
Dual-staggered rows of stiff, spring-loaded tines effectively uproot thread-stage and cotyledon-stage weeds in garden beds. More aggressive action than the Flex Tine Weeders; great for working in heavier soils and with crops (like onions) that do not form a leaf canopy. Can also be used to cultivate smaller leafy crops like baby leaf greens before canopies are fully developed. Includes Maine ashwood handle. Made in France by Terrateck. 30" wide. NOTE: There must be a disparity between the size of crops and the weeds being cultivated. For best results, use to cultivate crops every 7–10 days.