Sachador Moku

Weeding between my carrots used to mean accidentally pulling up seedlings, but this thing gets right in there without disturbing them. The tines are sturdy enough for hard soil and it feels like it'll hold up for years.

The tines slice through packed clay like butter, and the long handle means I can weed the entire bed without kneeling down once. It’s become my go-to tool every single morning before the sun gets too hot.

My back used to ache after ten minutes of wrestling with the clay patch by the fence, but this tool glides through it like butter. The head is narrow enough to slip between my lettuce rows without nicking a single leaf.