The construction of a hoe

The hoe is divided into two parts. The first part is the "hoe blade", which is the place used for loosening soil and weeding. The shape of the hoe blade is flat and long, just like a kitchen knife. There are also some quite special ones, such as rectangular, narrow, ladder, and so on.

The "handle" is the second part, which is a circular wooden stick, commonly made of hardwood, used to fit in a hole at the back of the hoe blade to support it. The length ranges from 80 centimeters to 160 centimeters, but it is more convenient to grow it because farmers do not have to bend their waist too low. The structure of the hoe hoop (eye) is D-shaped. The angle can be adjusted.

The hoe utilizes the lever principle to save labor, but its working efficiency is relatively low.

A hoe can be used for harvesting, digging holes, ridging, plowing, covering soil, weeding, breaking soil, intercropping, and soil cultivation operations. Belongs to universal agricultural tools. Its structure, shape, weight, etc. vary depending on the soil quality in different places.

The structure of the hoe hoop (eye) is D-shaped. The angle (Hang) can be adjusted according to the set method. Long handle. Therefore, work is relatively easy, but the work efficiency is relatively low. Grasp the handle with both hands and perform a rotary impact motion.

A hoe can weed and turn the soil. No matter which crop you want to plant, you must first use a hoe to loosen and turn the soil before planting crops. Therefore, a hoe is very important for farmers. Without a hoe to turn the soil, it means you cannot plant crops. A hoe can also be used for weeding, as small grass grows every season and needs to be weeded and tidied up once every season, especially in spring. As the grass grows more vigorously, it needs to be cleaned more frequently. In short, a hoe is the most important tool for farmers.