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This video shows ginger digging tool selection, force control and key precautions. Choosing proper tools and controlling force can improve digging efficiency, avoid ginger damage and extend storage time.

1. Tool Selection: Choose a wide-blade hoe (8-10cm blade) or pickaxe hoe first, with solid wood handle for stability, sharp but not pointed blade. Wide blade increases soil contact area to reduce ginger extrusion damage, pickaxe hoe suits narrow rows for precise prying; prepare small rake for loose soil cleaning and non-slip gloves for hand protection and better grip

2. Force Control: Pry gently and turn soil slowly. Insert hoe 15-20cm deep (deeper than ginger burial depth), drive by core and arm strength instead of brute force. Pry slightly to loosen soil after inserting, pry hard soil several times gradually. Lift ginger gently by holding roots when exposed, never pull stems to avoid breakage

3. Precautions: Locate ginger by leaf direction, insert hoe 10cm outside ginger to avoid direct contact; work on moderately moist soil (clumps when squeezed, crumbles when dropped), extreme humidity causes ginger damage and extra labor; stand at 45° to hoe to prevent rebound injury, remove loose soil gently and keep outer membrane after digging for longer storage