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This document describes various tools used for gardening and farming, including sprayers for applying insecticides and fertilizers, pruning shears for trimming trees and bushes, and a hand cultivator, wheel barrow, sickle, pick mattock, spading fork, rake, hand trowel, rotavator, and harrows for various tasks like loosening soil, removing weeds, digging, hauling materials, and tilling land.
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Garden tools and their uses are described. Key tools include trowels for digging small holes, rakes for leveling soil, and spades for digging and moving soil. Measuring tapes are used for plant spacing. Sprinklers, pegs, string, shovels, ladders, forks, gloves, shears, and machetes are also outlined with their gardening applications. Footwear, budding knives, cultivators, baskets, wheelbarrows, and other tools conclude the document.
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This document classifies and describes various tools used in agriculture and horticulture. It divides the tools into digging tools, cutting tools, cultivating tools, harvesting tools, and other materials. Digging tools include digging bars, shovels, spading forks, pick-mattocks, and grub-hoes for digging and loosening soil. Cutting tools contain pruning shears, axes, and bolos for cutting plants. Cultivating tools are light hoes, hand trowels, hand forks, and hand cultivators to work the soil. Harvesting tools such as pruning shears and knives are used to gather crops. Other materials include sprayers, sprinklers, and wheelbarrows to transport supplies.
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1. Tractor drawn harrows are secondary tillage implements used after ploughing to break up clods and smooth the soil surface.
2. There are several types of harrows including disc, spike tooth, spring tooth, triangular, and Acme harrows.
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The document describes 10 essential tools used in nurseries and gardens:
1. A hand trowel is used for planting, transplanting, and potting and needs a sturdy blade and comfortable grip.
2. Secateurs, also called pruning shears or clippers, are used to trim plants and remove dead growth, and a high quality pair will last a long time.
3. A hoe is versatile for preparing soil, weeding, and edging and comes in different varieties like a Dutch hoe.
It then briefly describes the uses of gloves, spades, forks, shovels, rakes, saws, and wheelbarrows for various gardening tasks.
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The document lists and describes various hand tools used in agriculture and horticulture without machine assistance. These include tools for digging, loosening soil, cutting plants, hauling materials, and applying sprays. Examples provided are bolos for cutting grasses; crowbars, pick-mattocks and grab-hoes for digging; spades and shovels for removing soil; and rakes, forks, and hoes for loosening and leveling soil. Other tools mentioned are shears, axes, knives, sprinklers, pails, sprayers, and wheelbarrows.
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Farmers use tools, equipment, and machinery to improve farm production and make their work more efficient. Some key farm tools discussed include the bolo for cutting woods and trees, the axe for cutting tree edges and stumps, the pick mattock for digging hard soil and ditches, and the scythe for cutting tall grasses. Farm equipment like tractors, plowers, and harvesters are also essential machinery that help farmers work rough terrain and plant, cut, and level the ground. The document provides information on common farm tools as well as equipment to give an overview of the tools and machinery used in agriculture.
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This document provides definitions and examples of various hand tools used in farming and gardening. It defines key terms like tool, farm, and farm tool. It identifies different types of hand tools used for tasks like digging, cutting, pruning, and watering. Examples provided include tools like the bolo, crowbar, pick-mattock, grab-hoe, spade, shovel, rake, and sprinklers. Safety practices and maintenance of farm tools are also discussed.
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Farm tools, implements, and equipment play an important role in agricultural crop production. Their availability makes work much easier and faster. However, one must have good working knowledge of how to use them for successful crop production. Common hand tools used in small areas include the bolo, crowbar, pick-mattock, grab-hoe, spade, shovel, rake, spading fork, and pruning shears. Farm implements pulled by animals or mounted on tractors are used for land preparation and include plows, harrows, and rotavators. Proper use and maintenance of tools and equipment helps make work easier and prolongs their useful life.
definitionoftermsagri-cropproduction-151007150138-lva1-app6891.pdf
This document defines various agricultural terms and tools. It describes farm equipment as machinery used for crop production and land preparation, while farm implements are accessories pulled by animals or machinery. Farm tools are lighter objects used without animals or machinery. Various common hand tools are then listed and described, including bolos, crowbars, pick-mattocks, and shovels. Proper use of shovels is demonstrated. Common farm implements like plows and harrows are also defined. The document concludes by covering other agricultural topics like farm inputs, labor, and basic calculations.
AGRI-CROP WEEK 1-2. POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS.
This document defines various terms related to agriculture including farm equipment, farm implements, farm tools, preventive maintenance, repair, and tools used in agricultural crop production. It provides descriptions and examples of common farm equipment like plows, harrows, rotavators, hand tractors, and water pumps. It also lists and describes various farm implements, farm inputs, and types of farm labor involved in crop production. The document includes sections on proper use of tools like shovels and provides examples for performing estimations and basic calculations in agriculture.
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This document provides information about farm tools and equipment used for land preparation and gardening. It defines key terms like tool, farm, and farm tool. It identifies and describes various common hand tools used in small gardens and backyards, including bolos, crowbars, pick-mattocks, grab-hoes, spades, shovels, rakes, spading forks, hoes, trowels, cultivators, forks, pruning shears, axes, knives, sprinklers, water pails, sprayers, wheelbarrows, and sickles. It emphasizes the importance of safety practices and tool maintenance. Students are asked to define additional terms and draw a hand tool used for gardening.
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- 1. SPRAYERS Sprayers are for spraying insecticides, foliar fertilizers, fungicides and herbicides.
- 2. PRUNING SHEAR Pruning Shears is nothing more than a fancy name for scissors. This type of scissor is used primarily for trimming and pruning trees and bushes.
- 3. HAND CULTIVATOR Hand cultivator is used for cultivating the garden plot by loosening the soil and removing weeds around the plant.
- 4. WHEEL BARROW Wheel barrow is used for hauling trash, manures, fertilizers, planting materials and other equipment.
- 5. SICKLE Sickle is a hand-held agricultural tool with a variously curved blade typically used for cutting weeds.
- 6. PICK MATTOCK Pick mattock is used for digging canals, breaking hard topsoil and for digging up stones and tree stumps.
- 7. SPADING FORK Spading fork is used for loosening the soil, digging out root crops and turning out over materials in a compost heap.
- 8. RAKE A long-handled implement with a row of projecting teeth at its head, used especially to gather leaves or to loosen or smooth earth.
- 9. HAND TROWEL Hand trowel is used for loosening the soil around the growing plants and putting small amount of manure fertilizers in the soil.
- 10. ROTAVATOR The rotavator is an implement mounted to a tractor used for tilling and pulverizing the soil.
- 11. HARROWS The harrows are used for tilling and pulvering the soil.