Choosing the right hoe can make a significant difference when working in the field.

Each type of hoe is designed for a specific task, and understanding these differences is crucial for working more efficiently and with less effort. 
The key lies in the curvature of the hoe. It is more than a simple detail; it directly affects ergonomics, the tool’s application, and its functions. Check it out:
 

Straight-Angle Hoe
 

The Straight-Angle Hoe is ideal for tasks that require precision, such as harvesting roots and digging for planting.
With a straight blade aligned with the handle, it allows for precise, clean cuts, making digging and deep soil tillage easier and more efficient when handling the material.
 

Intermediate-Angle Hoe
 

The Intermediate-Angle Hoe, with a slight curvature to its blade, is perfect for shallowly turning the soil, creating small furrows, and mixing fertilizers efficiently. Another option for preparing the soil is the Weeding Hoe.

Closed-Angle Hoe
 

For heavier tasks, such as scraping off soil and other materials adhered to a surface, the Closed-Angle Hoe is the perfect solution.
Its inclined blade optimizes the applied force, making it essential for working in larger areas or tougher terrains.
 

Choosing the right hoe is not just a practical decision—it’s an important step toward optimizing your work. Tramontina offers a complete line of hoes and weeding hoes to help you make the right choice. 

Benefits include:
   - Powder-coated electrostatic painting, which protects against corrosion and wear, enhancing durability, especially in humid environments.
   - Wax-treated handle that provides a comfortable grip and prevents humidity absorption, preserving the shape and finish of the wood.
   - Plastic bushing that eliminates gaps between the handle and the blade, ensuring stability. 
 

Tramontina has the tools you need for all your field tasks. Click here and learn all possibilities for doing things right.