A manual hand plough is a simple, hand-operated agricultural tool designed for preparing soil before planting. It is typically made from high-strength steel with a sharp ploughshare or blade attached to a sturdy frame and ergonomic handles for easy control. The tool is lightweight, durable, and does not require fuel or electricity, making it suitable for small-scale farming, gardens, and areas where mechanized equipment is not practical.
Operation:
The manual hand plough is operated by pushing or pulling it through the soil while holding the handles firmly. As the plough moves forward, the sharp blade cuts, loosens, and turns the soil, creating furrows for planting and improving soil aeration and water penetration. Its simple design allows farmers to prepare land efficiently with minimal maintenance, making it an economical and environmentally friendly cultivation tool.
