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AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2A)Versión en línea CHARACTERISTICS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS (A) por Grace Balahay 1 the mechanical manipulation of the soil to obtain a favorable condition for a plant growth and other purposes Written answer 2 an individual soil-working element, such as a plow bottom, a disk blade or a cultivator shovel. . To manipulate the soil as required to achieve a desired soil condition. Written answer 3 consist of a single tool or a group of tools , together with the associated frame, wheels, control and protection devices and any other structural and power transmission components. Written answer 4 slicing action that does not result in any other major failure such as shear Written answer 5 ability and capacity of the soil in a particular condition to resist or endure an applied force Written answer 6 a physical condition of the soil in relation to plant growth Written answer 7 the physical constitution of soil materials as expressed by size, shape and arrangements of the solid particles and associated voids to form compound particles and the compound particles themselves Written answer 8 the moisture content of the soil after it has been saturated and allowed to drain for 24-72 hours Written answer 9 the unplowed soil Written answer 10 the unplowed soil at the end of a furrow strip Written answer 11 the ribbon of a soil which is cut, lifted, pulverized and thrown to one side of the plow bottom Written answer 12 the trench left when the plow bottom cuts and turn the furrow slice Written answer 13 the raised ridge formed when a furrow slice is lapped over another slice. This ridge is slightly higher than the other ridges Written answer 14 the open trench, about twice the width of one bottom, formed when two adjacent furrow slices are thrown opposite each other Written answer 15 the unbroken side of the furrow Written answer 16 the movement of soil across a tool surface without sticking and fast enough to avoid soil buildups Written answer 17 the land broken by continuous lapping of furrows Written answer 18 the land broken in alternate back furrows and dead furrows Written answer 19 a land left unplanted for some time (usually one cropping period) after being plowed to regain its fertility before planting the next crop Written answer 20 tillage operations are minimized (usually by combining them) to concrete only on the operations necessary to optimize the soil conditions in an area. Written answer 21 the cutting of the roots of weeds and other plants leaving the crop residue on the surface or mixed into the top few centimeters of the soil. Written answer 22 the initial, major soil-working operation. It is normally designed to reduced soil strength, cover plant materials and re-arrange aggregates Written answer 23 operations intended to create refined soil conditions after primary tillage Written answer

AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2A)Versión en línea

CHARACTERISTICS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS (A)

por Grace Balahay

the mechanical manipulation of the soil to obtain a favorable condition for a plant growth and other purposes

Written answer

an individual soil-working element, such as a plow bottom, a disk blade or a cultivator shovel. . To manipulate the soil as required to achieve a desired soil condition.

Written answer

consist of a single tool or a group of tools , together with the associated frame, wheels, control and protection devices and any other structural and power transmission components.

Written answer

slicing action that does not result in any other major failure such as shear

Written answer

ability and capacity of the soil in a particular condition to resist or endure an applied force

Written answer

a physical condition of the soil in relation to plant growth

Written answer

the physical constitution of soil materials as expressed by size, shape and arrangements of the solid particles and associated voids to form compound particles and the compound particles themselves

Written answer

the moisture content of the soil after it has been saturated and allowed to drain for 24-72 hours

Written answer

the unplowed soil

Written answer

the unplowed soil at the end of a furrow strip

Written answer

the ribbon of a soil which is cut, lifted, pulverized and thrown to one side of the plow bottom

Written answer

the trench left when the plow bottom cuts and turn the furrow slice

Written answer

the raised ridge formed when a furrow slice is lapped over another slice. This ridge is slightly higher than the other ridges

Written answer

the open trench, about twice the width of one bottom, formed when two adjacent furrow slices are thrown opposite each other

Written answer

the unbroken side of the furrow

Written answer

the movement of soil across a tool surface without sticking and fast enough to avoid soil buildups

Written answer

the land broken by continuous lapping of furrows

Written answer

the land broken in alternate back furrows and dead furrows

Written answer

a land left unplanted for some time (usually one cropping period) after being plowed to regain its fertility before planting the next crop

Written answer

tillage operations are minimized (usually by combining them) to concrete only on the operations necessary to optimize the soil conditions in an area.

Written answer

the cutting of the roots of weeds and other plants leaving the crop residue on the surface or mixed into the top few centimeters of the soil.

Written answer

the initial, major soil-working operation. It is normally designed to reduced soil strength, cover plant materials and re-arrange aggregates

Written answer

operations intended to create refined soil conditions after primary tillage

Written answer

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AB MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION (CHAPTER 2A)Versión en línea

por Grace Balahay

the mechanical manipulation of the soil to obtain a favorable condition for a plant growth and other purposes

an individual soil-working element, such as a plow bottom, a disk blade or a cultivator shovel. . To manipulate the soil as required to achieve a desired soil condition.

consist of a single tool or a group of tools , together with the associated frame, wheels, control and protection devices and any other structural and power transmission components.

slicing action that does not result in any other major failure such as shear

ability and capacity of the soil in a particular condition to resist or endure an applied force

a physical condition of the soil in relation to plant growth

the physical constitution of soil materials as expressed by size, shape and arrangements of the solid particles and associated voids to form compound particles and the compound particles themselves

the moisture content of the soil after it has been saturated and allowed to drain for 24-72 hours

the unplowed soil

the unplowed soil at the end of a furrow strip

the ribbon of a soil which is cut, lifted, pulverized and thrown to one side of the plow bottom

the trench left when the plow bottom cuts and turn the furrow slice

the raised ridge formed when a furrow slice is lapped over another slice. This ridge is slightly higher than the other ridges

the open trench, about twice the width of one bottom, formed when two adjacent furrow slices are thrown opposite each other

the unbroken side of the furrow

the movement of soil across a tool surface without sticking and fast enough to avoid soil buildups

the land broken by continuous lapping of furrows

the land broken in alternate back furrows and dead furrows

a land left unplanted for some time (usually one cropping period) after being plowed to regain its fertility before planting the next crop

tillage operations are minimized (usually by combining them) to concrete only on the operations necessary to optimize the soil conditions in an area.

the cutting of the roots of weeds and other plants leaving the crop residue on the surface or mixed into the top few centimeters of the soil.

the initial, major soil-working operation. It is normally designed to reduced soil strength, cover plant materials and re-arrange aggregates

operations intended to create refined soil conditions after primary tillage