tools and accessories in agriculture.

  • Aim: To determine tools and accessories in agriculture.
    • Requirements: Tools and Accessories
    • Tools:                     
      • Khurpa
      • Fawda
      • Kudal
      • Vila
      • Ghamela
      • Nangar
      • Pahar
      • Datala
      • Bucket
      • Mugs
    • Accessories:
      • Tractor
      • Vehicle
      • Water Bottle
      • Knapsack Pump
    • Khurpa: It is used to take out weeds from the plants.
    • Fawda: It is used to pull soil.
    • Kudal: It is used for land cultivation.
    • Vila: It is used for cutting grass from its base.
    • Ghamela: It is used to transport mainly soil from one place to another.
    • Nangar: It is used with a bulls to cultivate the land in a big amount.
    • Pahar: It is used for digging pits.
    • Datala: It is used to make soil soft and for pulling removed weeds.
    • Buckets and Mugs: Used to give water to small plants and trees.
    • Accesories are things which are used for agri and supplying work.
    • Tractor: It is used to do all the bulky work on the land.
    • Vehicle: It is used for bringing needy things or transporting crop to the markets.
    • Water Bottle: Commonly used for drinking water.
    • Knapsack Pump: Used for for spraying pesticides.

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