Cover art for The Garden Tool Handbook
Published
New Society Publishers, May 2025
ISBN
9781774060025
Format
Softcover, 240 pages
Dimensions
22.9cm × 19.1cm × 1.4cm

The Garden Tool Handbook For Serious Gardeners to Small-Scale Farmers

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Level up your growing with the right tool for every job.

Searching for effective, economical ways to level up your growing? The Garden Tool Handbook is the essential guide to choosing the right hand tool for the right job at the right time, and maximising quality, efficiency, and profitability on your farm, homestead, or market garden.

Carefully selected garden equipment is the first line of defense against pests, weeds, and drought; a helping hand at all stages of cultivation; and your greatest ally in crop management. Edible ecosystem expert Zach Loeks reveals the valuable information you need to optimise productivity including:

How to ensure a smooth workflow and prevent labour bottlenecks by understanding the garden operation cycle from planting to harvest

The advantages of tackling repetitive seasonal tasks with hand tools, such as ergonomic benefits, increased output, and more enjoyment

Multifunctional equipment and professional tool systems for every operation from start-up to pro grower. How smart, timely tool acquisitions can provide a high return on investment and improve your bottom line

Case studies, farm use scenarios, maintenance and storage guidelines, pro tips, and more.

The future of food is small-scale agriculture, and innovative, affordable garden implements adapted to specific crops, environments, and production styles are the key to revolutionising our food system. This richly illustrated, full-colour resource is a must-read for serious gardeners, professional growers, edible landscapers, and anyone who wants to grow better.

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