Garden Cultivator

Garden cultivators are handheld or machine-operated tools used in gardening and agriculture for soil preparation and weed control. They are part of the supply class Gardening Implements And Tools in the supply group Agricultural Machinery And Equipment.

Garden cultivators are designed to break up and loosen compacted soil, remove weeds, and mix in organic matter or fertilizers. They typically have sharp tines or blades that penetrate the soil, allowing for efficient cultivation.

Handheld garden cultivators are manually operated and are suitable for small-scale gardening or working in tight spaces. They usually have a handle and multiple tines or blades that can be pushed or pulled through the soil.

Machine-operated garden cultivators, on the other hand, are powered by electricity, gasoline, or are attached to tractors. These larger cultivators are more suitable for larger gardens or agricultural fields. They often have rotating tines or blades that are driven into the soil, making the cultivation process faster and more efficient.

Overall, garden cultivators are essential tools for preparing the soil, controlling weeds, and maintaining healthy gardens or agricultural fields.