2. A tractor is a a powerful motor-
driven vehicle with large, heavy
treads, used for pulling farm
machinery, other vehicles, etc.
Motocultor · Two-wheel tractor
4. A disc harrow (disc plough) Is
a farm implement that is used
to cultivate the soil
where crops are to be planted. It
is also used to chop up unwanted
weeds or crop remainders.
5. A Harrow is for the
preparation of sowing on tilled
land. It is designed to turning
over the topsoil allowing good
germination of the plant.
6. Adrill is a tool use to
make holes on the
ground
7. A Rotavator type of machine
with rotating blades that break
up soil
8. The Subsoiler rips hard ground
to remove compaction lays and
low areas to improve water
drainage.
9. A cultipacker is a piece of
agricultural equipment that
crushes dirt clods, removes air
pockets, and presses down
small stones, forming a
smooth, firm seedbed. It is a
soil renovator.
10. Chisel plow is
a soil tillage device pulled
by a tractor or animal, used to brea
k up and stir soil a
foot or more beneath the
surface without turning it.
11. Bottom plow farm implement
consisting of a strong blade at the end
of a beam, usually hitched to a draft
team or motor vehicle and used for
breaking up soil
12. Ox plows "A plow that's on the
back of the oxen to plow the field."
13. Wheelbarrow is a small, mobile
container used in transporting
various materials.
14. A rake is a horticultural tool
consisting of a toothed bar
fixed transversely to a
handle, and used to
collect leaves, hay,
grass, etc.
15. A pick is a sharp pointed
instrument to pierce or make a
hole.
16. A shovel is a tool for digging,
lifting, and moving bulk
materials, such as soil, coal,
gravel, snow, sand, or ore.
17. Machete is a large heavy knife with
a broad blade, used as a weapon and
an tool for cutting vegetation.
18. A hoe is an ancient and versatile
agricultural tool used to move small
amounts of soil. Common goals
include weed control by agitating the
surface of the soil around plants, piling
soil around the base of plants (hilling),
creating narrow furrows (drills) and
shallow trenches for
planting seeds and bulbs, to chop
weeds, roots and crop residues, and
even to dig or move soil.
19. A pitchfork is an agricultural tool with a
long handle and long, thick, widely
separated pointed tines (also called
prongs) used to lift and pitch (throw)
loose material, such as hay, straw
or leaves.
20. A hand cultivator is a gardening tool that
is used to turn the soil where plants and
vegetables are planted, or it can be used to
remove weeds from soil in a garden.
21. A spade is a tool designed
primarily for the purpose of
digging or removing and
spreading the soil.
22. A trowel is one of several similar hand
tools used for digging, smoothing, or
otherwise moving around small amounts of
viscous or particulate material.