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To dig earth, use a shovel or spade to break up the soil and remove it from the ground.
Start by marking the area you want to dig with stakes or spray paint.
Use a shovel or spade to break up the soil and create a pile of dirt.
Remove the dirt from the hole and place it in a wheelbarrow or designated area.
Continue digging until you reach the desired depth or complete the task.
Be mindful of any underground utilities or obs...
Types of shovels include round point shovels, square point shovels, garden shovels, trenching shovels, and scoop shovels.
Round point shovels have a rounded tip for digging into soil.
Square point shovels have a flat tip for moving materials like gravel or sand.
Garden shovels are smaller and lighter for gardening tasks.
Trenching shovels have a narrow blade for digging trenches.
Scoop shovels have a wide, curved blade for
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