Inventor Daniel Beck of North Fort Myers, FL has designed an add-on attachment for riding lawn tractors or garden tractors that provides automated hoeing capabilities.  

When wildfires raged down on Fort Carson, Daniel found himself out in the field, Pulaski tool in hand, learning to carve fire breaks to protect the land. The task was rough, demanding precision and endless stamina. During this exhausting work, he realized there had to be a better way.

When devastating fires swept through Hawaii, Daniel returned to the idea. Facing the new task of planting wildflowers to restore the charred land, the concept of the Mow-Hoe was born.

But how does it work? Created as an add-on for riding lawn tractors, the invention provides automated hoeing capabilities, replacing the need for traditional hand hoes. The attachment is ideal for anyone, especially those who find manual tasks physically demanding. Simply attach the Mow-Hoe and glide effortlessly across any terrain, from overgrown fields to your backyard, even around tricky tree roots. The invention clears weeds and expertly tills soil to an ideal depth of two to three inches. Whether you are making fire breaks, planting wildflowers, or laying water lines, this versatile device was developed to do it all with ease.