agricultural crop production-farm tools and equipement

1. Selecting and Using
Farm Tools and
Equipment

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7. EVALUATION
Get ¼ sheet of paper.
Write your name and your section
NO ERASURES!

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25. FARM IMPLEMENTS
•Are accessories which are being pulled by
working animals or mounted to
machineries (hand tractor, tractor) which
are usually used in the preparation of land.
•These are usually made of a special kind of
metals.

26. DISC PLOW
•used for tilling
large areas,
making furrows
and inter row
cultivation

27. NATIVE HARROW
•Used for tilling
and pulverizing
the soil.

28. ROTAVATOR
•Used for tilling
and pulverizing
the soil.

29. TRAILER
•commonly used
for the transport
of goods and
materials

30. FARM EQUIPMENT
•are machineries used in crop
production. They are used in land
preparation and in transporting farm
inputs and products.
•These equipment need a highly skilled
operator to use.

31. HAND TRACTOR
•used to pull a
plow and harrow
in preparing a
large area of
land.

32. FOUR WHEEL
TRACTOR
•used to pull disc
plow and disc
harrow in
preparing much
bigger area of
land.

33. WATER PUMP
•used to draw
irrigation water
from a source.

34. GRASS CUTTER
•used to keep the
grass trim.

35. RICE HARVESTER
•Used for
harvesting rice
grain, wheat
grain and flour.

37. Pre-operative
Check-up of
Tools, Implements
& Equipment

38. Pre-operative Check-up of Tools, Implements & Equipment
•Pre-operational inspection of tools,
implements and equipment prior to every
use will reduce the chance of operating in
an unsafe manner.
•This makes it easier to spot and deal with
maintenance issues early before they
turn into a problem causing down time,
damage or expensive repairs.

39. CHECKING
FARM
IMPLEMENT
S

40. 1. CHECKING FARM IMPLEMENTS
•fit attachments according to the
manufacturer's instructions
•never alter, modify or raise the height of
the draw bar unless provided for by the
manufacturer
•regularly check safety pins on towed lift-
wing implements, to ensure they are not
worn

41. .. CHECKING FARM IMPLEMENTS
•never hitch above the centerline of the
rear axle, around the axle housing or to
the top link pin
•never adjust or work on implements
while they are in motion
•when parking, always lower the three-
point linkage and towed implement
•disc plow and harrow, should also be

42. PRE-
OPERATIONAL
CHECKS FOF
TRACTOR

43. PRE-OPERATIONAL CHECKS FOF TRACTOR
•Whether you have been farming for 50
years or 50 days, you should start your
work day with a pre-operational check
of your tractors before heading out to
the field. By checking your tractor
before using it, you could prevent
costly repairs, down time and
aggravation. Before even starting the

44. PRE-OPERATIONAL CHECKS FOF TRACTOR
1. Fuel level
2. Check your battery
3. Check your tires
4. Loose or defective parts
5. SMV (Slow Moving Vehicle)
Emblem

45. PRE-OPERATIONAL CHECKS FOF TRACTOR
6. Fluid leaks
7. Operator's platform area
8. Fire extinguisher
9. Lighting/flashers
10.Visibility from operator's seat

46. MANUFACTURER
’S MANUAL

47. MANUFACTURER’S MANUAL
•A manufacturer’s manual is also called
an instruction manual or a user guide.
•It is an
instructional book or booklet that is
supplied with almost all technologically
advanced consumer products.
•It is always advisable to follow
manufacturer’s instructions to

48. MANUFACTURER’S MANUAL

49. SCRAPBOOK
Procedure:
1.Collect pictures of various farm tools,
implements, equipment and instructional
manual. You may clip pictures from the
internet, old books, magazines, newspaper,
etc.
2.Cut the pictures and paste them into a short
bond paper. Then, write their function/s.

50. SCRAPBOOK
Your output will be evaluated using
the rubric below.
•CREATIVITY
•CONTENT
•RESOURCEFULNESS
•ORGANIZATION & NEATNESS