Create furrows in your cultivated soil
A “ridger” is a curious tool that falls on the evolutionary spectrum somewhere midway between a plough and a hoe. Consequently, they are often called “ridging hoes” despite being useless for weeding and rarely being used for breaking solid ground–the two primary functions of a hoe. In their most familiar form, they are pole-mounted “middle-buster” furrowing ploughs, ideal for use in home and market gardens.
