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MECHANICAL CULTIVATION OR WEEDINGOnline version MIDTERM EXAMINATIONNNNNN by Grace Balahay 1 is an operation that requires some kind of tool that stir the surface of the soil to a shallow depth in such a manner that young weeds will be destroyed and crop growth is promoted Written answer 2 used extensively for weed control since shallow cultivation is generally desired Written answer 3 laterally rigid with respect to the tractor and respond directly to steering but are somewhat more difficult to attach or remove than the rear-mounted units Written answer 4 one that is laterally rigid but is not satisfactory for cultivating close to plants because the initial response to a steering correction in is the opposite direction from that of the front wheels Written answer 5 particularly adapted to cultivation of listed crops in early stages of development Written answer 6 generally used to control weed growth on fallow lands Written answer 7 used to cultivate and destroy weeds and grasses around young plants Written answer 8 either with revolving knives or pendulum-swinging knives that cut across the row, removing plants without regard to the stand Written answer 9 unwanted plant in a farmers field Written answer 10 the first implement to be used for the control of weeds Written answer 11 one of the most important tasks of the small farmers Written answer 12 is the most important method for controlling weeds and is generally the most common economical method where it can be used Written answer 13 is the universal weeding implement, although the same short-handed hoes used for primarily tillage are used for weeding in primitive area Written answer 14 are most commonly used on vegetable farms in loamy to light soils Written answer 15 most common weeding machine Written answer 16 is a superior element for weeding using animal draft Written answer 17 has two gangs Written answer 18 consists of front and rear gangs ser in a common frame with spiders (hoe wheels) 15 cm (6 in) apart. Written answer 19 are similar to rotary hoes except that rolling cultivators have twisted fingers (blades) that can move the soil laterally as well as provide a slicing action Written answer 20 is used to remove weeds without disturbing the stable mulch Written answer 21 wetland tice planted in rows is easily weeded Written answer

MECHANICAL CULTIVATION OR WEEDINGOnline version

MIDTERM EXAMINATIONNNNNN

by Grace Balahay

is an operation that requires some kind of tool that stir the surface of the soil to a shallow depth in such a manner that young weeds will be destroyed and crop growth is promoted

Written answer

used extensively for weed control since shallow cultivation is generally desired

Written answer

laterally rigid with respect to the tractor and respond directly to steering but are somewhat more difficult to attach or remove than the rear-mounted units

Written answer

one that is laterally rigid but is not satisfactory for cultivating close to plants because the initial response to a steering correction in is the opposite direction from that of the front wheels

Written answer

particularly adapted to cultivation of listed crops in early stages of development

Written answer

generally used to control weed growth on fallow lands

Written answer

used to cultivate and destroy weeds and grasses around young plants

Written answer

either with revolving knives or pendulum-swinging knives that cut across the row, removing plants without regard to the stand

Written answer

unwanted plant in a farmers field

Written answer

the first implement to be used for the control of weeds

Written answer

one of the most important tasks of the small farmers

Written answer

is the most important method for controlling weeds and is generally the most common economical method where it can be used

Written answer

is the universal weeding implement, although the same short-handed hoes used for primarily tillage are used for weeding in primitive area

Written answer

are most commonly used on vegetable farms in loamy to light soils

Written answer

most common weeding machine

Written answer

is a superior element for weeding using animal draft

Written answer

has two gangs

Written answer

consists of front and rear gangs ser in a common frame with spiders (hoe wheels) 15 cm (6 in) apart.

Written answer

are similar to rotary hoes except that rolling cultivators have twisted fingers (blades) that can move the soil laterally as well as provide a slicing action

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MECHANICAL CULTIVATION OR WEEDINGOnline version

by Grace Balahay

is an operation that requires some kind of tool that stir the surface of the soil to a shallow depth in such a manner that young weeds will be destroyed and crop growth is promoted

used extensively for weed control since shallow cultivation is generally desired

laterally rigid with respect to the tractor and respond directly to steering but are somewhat more difficult to attach or remove than the rear-mounted units

one that is laterally rigid but is not satisfactory for cultivating close to plants because the initial response to a steering correction in is the opposite direction from that of the front wheels

particularly adapted to cultivation of listed crops in early stages of development

generally used to control weed growth on fallow lands

used to cultivate and destroy weeds and grasses around young plants

either with revolving knives or pendulum-swinging knives that cut across the row, removing plants without regard to the stand

unwanted plant in a farmers field

the first implement to be used for the control of weeds

one of the most important tasks of the small farmers

is the most important method for controlling weeds and is generally the most common economical method where it can be used

is the universal weeding implement, although the same short-handed hoes used for primarily tillage are used for weeding in primitive area

are most commonly used on vegetable farms in loamy to light soils

most common weeding machine

is a superior element for weeding using animal draft

has two gangs

consists of front and rear gangs ser in a common frame with spiders (hoe wheels) 15 cm (6 in) apart.

are similar to rotary hoes except that rolling cultivators have twisted fingers (blades) that can move the soil laterally as well as provide a slicing action

is used to remove weeds without disturbing the stable mulch

wetland tice planted in rows is easily weeded