Structure and use of hoe

Structure of hoe

The hoe is divided into two parts. One part is "hoe blade", which is used to loosen soil and weed. The blade of the hoe is flat and long, like a kitchen knife. There are also some special ones, such as rectangular, long and narrow, ladders, etc. The "handle" is the second part. It is a round wooden stick, usually made of hardwood, and is used to put it in a hole behind the hoe to support the hoe blade. The length of the handle varies from 80cm to 160cm, but the long handle is more convenient because farmers do not have to bend their waist too low. The hoe hoop (eye) structure is d type. The angle can be adjusted.

The use of leverage principle saves labor, but its work efficiency is low.

The hoe can be used for harvesting, hole digging, ridge planting, cultivation, soil covering, weeding, soil breaking, intercropping and soil lifting. It belongs to general farm tools. Its structure, shape and weight vary from place to place and from soil to soil.

The hoe hoop (eye) structure is d type. The angle (suspension) can be adjusted according to the setting method. Long handle. Therefore, the working hours are not hard, but the working efficiency is low. Hold the handle with both hands and perform the rotation impact action.

A hoe can weed and turn over soil. No matter what kind of crops you want to plant, you need to loosen the soil with a hoe before you can plant crops. Therefore, hoes are very important to farmers. You can't plant crops without a hoe. A hoe can also be used for weeding. For example, grass grows every season. Weeding and finishing shall be carried out every season. Especially in spring, grass grows quickly, so more cleaning is needed. In short, hoes are important tools for farmers.