Three-pronged traditional forged biofork by De Pypere
Three-pronged traditional forged biofork by De Pypere
Three-pronged traditional forged biofork by De Pypere
Very sturdy and easily manageable for me as it is lightweight. Very fast and efficient for loosening the soil in my vegetable garden!
Virginie, 22/03/2023
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The three-pronged forged biofork by De Pypere is a sturdy and ergonomic tool that loosens and aerates the soil without turning it over, in order to preserve its physical structure and avoid disturbing the rich ecosystem it contains. This garden tool is also designed to provide great comfort during use, allowing the gardener to work standing up with minimal effort. It can be used like a grelinette and is suitable for heavy, clayey, and compact soils.
The classic fork is originally a complementary tool to the spade, designed to aerate, loosen, and crumble the soil deeply in small areas. It is much better suited than the spade for working with clayey or heavy and compact soils. The traditional De Pypere biofork is a type of fork with a wide head equipped with 3 curved tines, a foot support area, and two long wooden handles that can be replaced when worn out. This 3-pronged cultivator loosens the soil to a depth of about 20 cm, simply by pushing in the robust and sharp tines. Unlike the spade or tiller, this garden tool does not mix the different layers of soil, does not disturb microbial life, and does not cut through earthworms, which are essential for soil health and fertility. The surface layer of the soil is rich in humus composed of decomposing plant matter, which is highly nutritious for plants. Invertebrates, insects, bacteria, and fungi that are involved in this process require oxygen, and they suffocate when the soil is turned over, while the deeper, poorer layer ends up on the surface. Use the biofork to prepare the soil before sowing or planting. Thanks to its 130 cm handles, you can work with a straight back, minimizing the strain on the back muscles even during intensive use and reducing the risk of soreness or other pains.
Using it requires a little practice:
- Push it into the soil by sliding your foot on the crossbar of the head
- Then pull it towards you by lowering the handles to hip level (The curvature of the tines allows for lifting the clod of soil by simply pulling the handles towards oneself using a lever effect).
- Make a small alternating lifting movement on each side.
- Product dimensions: Total length: 158 cm - Width: 34 cm - 3 tines of 27 cm long
- Forged steel tines, highly resistant to wear and torsion
- 130 cm wooden, easily replaceable handles (Ref 104.12)
- Tool usage: for soil preparation, sowing preparation
- Can be used in loose and light soil or compact and clayey soil
- Ideal for organic gardening: aerates the soil without disturbing the biological balance
The traditional De Pypere range includes high-quality tools, all made of forged steel and equipped with wooden handles. They are resistant to shocks and torsion.
This tool is under warranty. The warranty does not apply to handles or grips, only to the metal parts except consumables (screws, springs, etc.) and within the scope of normal use.
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