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Farm tools and Equipment -Module 1 by Marissa Collado (1).pptx
1. MODULE 1: USE FARM
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
MARISSA C. COLLADO
Subject Teacher
2.
3. 1. Discuss and Identify the different farm
tools and equipment.
2. Clean tools and equipment after use in
line with farm procedures orderly.
3. Perform pre-operative check-up of farm
tools and equipment.
4. Let the learner guess the word based on the
given definition in each number.
1.R _ k _
2. B _ _ o
Used for cleaning the
ground and leveling
topsoil.
Used for cutting tall
grasses and weeds and
chopping branches.
5. 3. H _n_ t_o _el
Used for loosening
the soil around the
growing plants.
4. S_ov_ _
5. S_ck_ _
Used to remove trash, dig
loose soil and moving soil
from one place to another.
Tool with a curve blade
typically used for cutting
weeds.
6. Let the learner choose their partner. Let
them perform the following tasks by
answering the guide questions below.
- What is crop production?
- Why is crop production essential now a
days?
7. -
It is the process of growing
crops for domestic and
commercial purposes.
43. THRESHER
It is a farm machine
for separating wheat,
peas, soybeans, and
other small grain and
seed crops from their
chaff and straw.
44. CORN DEHUSKER
It is a machine that
removes the thin
outer covering
(husks) from an ear
of corn.
45. RICE HARVESTER
It is rather small,
lightweight, and
special type of
combine harvester
developed for
harvesting rice on
wet/flooded paddy
fields.
46. It is a machine or
device for cutting
grass (as a lawn
mower or a
scythe).
GRASS CUTTER
47. RICE MILLER
It is an agricultural
machine used to
automate the process
of removing the chaff
of grains of rice.
48. RICE SEEDER
It is any of various
apparatus for sowing seeds
in the ground, ranging from
simple devices that deposit
seed evenly over a plot of
land to complex machines
that prepare a hole in the
earth, insert a seed or seeds
at the proper depth, and
cover the hole again.
49. HOW CLEAN YOUR TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT
1. Rust off the blade of the tools and implement.
2. Sharpen the blade of tools and implement.
3. Apply a lubricating oil to the end of the tool and carefully
begin to work the stone over the blade.
4. Clean accumulated rust and dirt off all metal surface with a
wire brush.
5. Remove stubborn rust with fine steel wool.
6. Lubricate fresh oil into joints of most garden tools.