Farm Hand Tools are the tools used on the farm. These tools include equipment for sand, weeding, plowing soil, fertilizer and materials, and so on. There are many and varied agricultural tools and equipment that are mentioned here.
Das
Das (in English Sickle) is a tool designed to cut and has a sharp steel blade attached to a wooden handle. Das is one of the agricultural tools. This tool has been used since the beginning of the iron age. Das was made of different types in different cultures and used.
Das can be divided into two types of teeth based on the blade type. Both types of sickles were used to cut young or ripe plants. Dishes with toothed blade that go back to the pre -historic era are still used to harvest the product and are used in modern product harvesting machines.
Pitchfork (in English pitchfork) is another manual tool. It is used to remove the seeds from the threshing and consists of a long handle with thin or thick metal teeth that depends on the intended work. The grip is used to lift or throw lightweight materials such as straw, yogurt or leaves. The claws are usually made of a wooden handle and steel teeth. But other materials, such as bamboo wood or different alloys, may also be used to make a harp.
Ferguson
Ferogar (in English Wheelbarrow) is one of the agricultural equipment used to transport materials. Ferghun has only one wheel used in agriculture to load and discharge materials (sand, sand, fertilizer, etc.). Ferghun has two categories that one person moves. This agricultural tool is designed to divide the load weight between the individual and the wheel. In this way, heavier and more bulky loads can be carried than easy to carry alone by the person.
Some freshmen have two wheels that are more stable on the smooth surface. While the more common type (single wheel) has more maneuverability in small spaces, rough surfaces and water. In addition, the use of single wheel makes it easier to discharge.
Bill
Bill
Bill is one of the agricultural tools used to slow down, lifting and moving materials and straightening the surface. Most of the shovels are made up of a long bunch that is connected to a rectangular. The blade (blade) is usually made of stainless steel sheets or sturdy plastics. The smooth part of the blade aims to be designed to convey more power by placing the foot on it.
Bill
Billce (in English Trowel) is another handmade tool of agriculture. As its name implies, this tool is similar to a small shovel and is similar. The shovel used in agriculture is usually made up of a sharp metal blade and a handle. The handle can be wooden, metal or plastic. This tool is used for digging small pits, digging ground, planting and transferring soil to pots.
Sprayer
Watering CAN) is a container with a water tank and a tube with small holes in its head and is used to irrigate plants. This tool has been used at least 79 BC and has made great progress since its design. The presence of cavities at the end of the sprinkler rod causes the water flow to the soil with less pressure and does not damage the sensitive and vulnerable plants.
Handheld plow
Handmade plowing (in English plough/ plow) is used for plowing the land and can be prepared for planting. The plow may be made of wood or iron and a blade is attached to it that is used to dig the ground and prepare the soil. Plowing is one of the oldest tools that human beings have used. The main purpose of this agricultural device is to subrush the soil layer to the soil surface and the soil is suitable for seed cultivation.
Weeding tool
Weeding tools (in English Weeding Tool) is used to remove weeds and remove them. With the help of this tool, weed root can be removed from the ground without damaging the surrounding soil.
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Treatment Tool
The transplant tool (in English Dibber) This device is used to create a pit on the ground. When the plant bushes in the transplant tray reaches the appropriate size, they create a pit on the ground and then plant the plant
The oldest history of using transplanted tools returns to the Roman Empire. The transplanting tool has been almost unchanged from the time. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, farmers used transplanting tools with long wood or metal bands. That is, one person created cavities in the ground by the tool, and then the seeds would kill the seeds and fill the cavity.