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Meanings of agricultural tool in inglês

russo
сельскохозяйственный инструмент
português
ferramenta agrícola
espanhol
apero de labranza
catalão
eina agrícola
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Tool used for farming.

ferramenta agrícola
Synonyms
Examples for "farming tool"
Examples for "farming tool"
1
Farming tools, plows, etc., were abundant, but many repairs must be made.
Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field: Southern Adventure in Time of War. /...
2
Some held pitchforks and other potentially deadly farming tools, some held-Nev'sheart sank-guns
In for a penny
3
Wherever she looked, she saw abandoned farming tools and desolate strips of pastureland.
The Lost Sisterhood
4
He had no farming tools; not a spade or a hoe.
David Crockett: His Life and Adventures
5
Farming tools were few in number and rude in construction.
Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs, Vol. 1
1
Prairie Industries is a conglomerate specializing primarily in the manufacture of agricultural equipment.
Ancient shores
2
Its assets include agricultural equipment maker CNH Global CNH.N and truck maker Iveco.
Reuters
3
McMinimy said the provision would encourage sales of agricultural equipment.
Reuters
4
Deere's agricultural equipment line contributed most to the quarterly results.
Reuters
5
The company also sells lubricants in Russia used in engines for ships and agricultural equipment.
Reuters
Usage of agricultural tool in inglês
1
It is used all over the island as an agricultural tool as well, for it serves the purpose of a scythe or an axe.
Young Peoples' History of the War with Spain
2
Next he bought mules and agricultural tools -a plough, scythes, axes, spades and rakes.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
3
In each of these wagons is a man, one or two women with children, agricultural tools, and household gear.
Woman on the American Frontier / A Valuable and Authentic Histor...
4
The downward trend continues when the same households go into debt to survive or to buy seeds and agricultural tools.
The Guardian
5
On the appointed day the new colonists grouped themselves around their leader, with their wagons, baggages, provisions, agricultural tools, horses and cattle, and so on.
Modern Saints and Seers