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  Cultivators are typically pulled behind a  tractor  or other power source, and they consist of a frame with a series of metal tines or discs that are attached to the frame. As the  cultivator  is pulled through the soil, the tines or discs break up the soil and mix it with air, which helps to improve the drainage and aeration of the soil. Cultivators can also be used to remove weeds by uprooting them or burying their leaves. There are many different types of cultivators available, each with its own specific purpose. Some of the most common types of cultivators include: Row crop cultivators - These cultivators are designed to be used in rows of crops, such as corn or soybeans. They have a narrow width that allows them to fit between the rows of crops, and they have tines or discs that are specifically designed to disturb the soil without damaging the crops. Broad-area cultivators - These cultivators are designed to be used over a wider area, such as a field or garden. They have a wide

  A  Power Harrow  is an agricultural machine that is used to prepare soil for planting. It is a type of cultivator that is designed to break up the soil and create a fine, level seedbed. Power harrows are commonly used in Asia, Europe, and other parts of the world for a variety of agricultural applications, including tilling, seedbed preparation, and soil conditioning. The basic design of a power harrow consists of a series of horizontally rotating tines or blades that are mounted on a shaft. The blades are arranged in a spiral pattern and are designed to dig into the soil and break it up. As the machine moves forward, the tines rotate, pulling the soil up and breaking it into smaller pieces. Power harrows come in a variety of sizes and configurations, ranging from small, walk-behind models for use in small gardens or fields, to large,  tractor  mounted models for use on large farms. They can be used in a variety of soil types, including clay, loam, and sandy soils. One advantage of p

  A plough, also spelt plow, is a farming tool that is used for tilling or turning over soil in preparation for planting crops. The plough is typically drawn by a  tractor , horse, or other draft animal and consists of a blade or set of blades that are used to break up and turn over the soil. The basic design of a plough includes a ploughshare or blade that is used to cut into the soil and a mouldboard that is used to turn the soil over. The ploughshare is typically made of metal and is designed to slice into the soil, while the mouldboard is designed to lift and turn the soil over, creating furrows for planting. There are many different types of ploughs, each designed for specific farming tasks and soil conditions. Some common types of ploughs include the mouldboard plough, the chisel plough, the disc plough, and the subsoiler.  Ploughs  have been used for thousands of years and have played an important role in the development of agriculture. They have helped farmers to increase crop