Broadfork: How and Why to Use it & Why We Stopped Using Ours

[morningharvestmarketgarden]

A great explanation for no-till. It's the little details that you show (not stepping in the beds, for example) that make these vlogs so helpful. Thank you!

[yeahnahsweetas]

Hey mate thanks for the video, for me the biggest thing I took from it is the idea of not disturbing the soil too much and being mindful of how you're affecting the microbiology when tilling the soil.

[growhand]

You're the best! Articulate and knowledgeable and very experienced. I can see you will be a one-stop-shop for all my gardening lessons. Thank you for sharing your methods, they will come into good use for me in the future!

[SuperPussyFinger]

Best explanation of the broadfork on YouTube. Exquisite overview.

[LandElevated]

Great video. We will share this with our customers for sure :) We sell land in rural areas and this will help generate some great ideas. Thanks for creating this!

[LovelynYerro]

I like the way you are doing. It's very helpful.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I really love your clean garden.

[LandElevated]

Great information! We surely share this to our customers! Keep going!

[bob.hudson]

You are the first gardener that I actually see not walking on the beds, here we don't use it because it is too expensive, a simple garden fork will do the job.

[teresaoftheandes]

Thank you! I didn't realize not to pull it all the way down.

[organicyouth_garden]

You are The best my Friend. I will Try what You Teach in my Garden.

[almareynoso]

And you are a very good father and you have a beautiful family ❤

[smyledixie]

Here again ❤❤ nice and wonderful farm😍 watching again from phillipine

[permaculturaensecano]

In Spain that marvelous tool is called Horca de doble mango. Hear is absolutely necessary to have spongy soils and save water when occasionally rains.

[elleneyman]

I'm inspired to get out and do this Thanks!

[rortizdu]

Thanks for another great video! I'm trying to figure out how to to plant cover crops or green manure in a no tilling system. Do you plant green manure? How often do you include it in the rotations? I'm starting in a new project and I'd like to plant green manure. I only cut weeds using the scythe and the soil is not naked, so I'm not sure how to plant the green manure in this situation.

[mianrshah]

I love your garden...i myself grow garlic and vegetables under trees 🌳.

[LaraGr]

Hi Moreno, een vriend van mij wil voor mij zo eentje maken. mag ik van jou de afmetingen van deze tool. dankjewel! ik vind dat je een geweldige instructeur bent! heb vandaag jouw boek gekregen. ga binnen de komende dagen lezen. nogmaals dankjewel!

[mitortuga]

Thanks for all the contents clear and right the goals your videos are. For inputs of compost and woodchip, how do you process to provide those big amounts you need and how much time a year you lowering them to ground level ?

[miguelrequena]

Greetings from Uruguay.! Thanks for the video 🙏🐢

[oshofarmHokkaido]

Hi Moreno,
i have been market farming for 30 years and no-till for the last 4 years. I did a test, broadforking one bed and not on the next bed. The vegetable grown was daikon, a root vegetable. The harvest in the not broadforked bed was larger. I repeated the test the next year and got the same results. Great to hear that you got the same results. Any explanation?