vocabulario utilizado en agronomia
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The document lists various tools, plants, and activities commonly found on farms or in agriculture. It mentions that greenhouses contain plants, rows of maize are long, hoes are heavy, there are few fruit trees, vegetables are healthy, oxen plow, tractors plant crops, more corn is planted with beans, backpacks are used for sprinkling, shovels are used to make holes, crops from the neighborhood are contained in umbrellas, wheelbarrows carry sand, weeds are cut with machetes, compost gives plants resistance, weeds affect crops, tomatoes are planted in the earth and are in high demand for agriculture, hats are used to cover from the sun in the fields, reforestation
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vocabulario utilizado en agronomia
- 2. Invernadero. Greenhouse= has several greenhouse plants
- 3. surco Groove=rows of maize are long
- 4. Azadon. Hoe= hoes are heavy
- 5. Arbol. Tree= have few fruit trees
- 6. Verduras. Vegetable= vegetables are healthy
- 9. Maiz. Corn.= more corn is planted to beans
- 10. Bamba de mochila. Bamba backpack.= the knapsack is sprinkled
- 11. Pala. Shove.= with shovel holes are made
- 12. Umbraculo. Umbráculo= umbráculo contains the neighborhoods crops
- 13. Carretilla. Wheelbarrow= the truck carrying sand
- 14. Machete. Machete.= weeds with a machete cuts
- 15. Abono. Fertilizer.= compost plants gives resistan
- 16. Maleza. Brush.= weeds affecting crops
- 17. Tierra. Earth. = on earth tomato planting.
- 18. Tomate. Tomato. = tomato has enough demand in agriculture
- 19. Sombrero. hat. = hat covers you from the sun in the field
- 20. Forestar. Reforestation.= reforestation is very important in agriculture
- 21. Deforestar. deforest. = Deforestation affects the planet