Turning plow

The agricultural plow is a traditional farming tool mainly used for operations such as turning soil, loosening it, and creating furrows. It consists of a plowshare (also called a plow blade) and a plow frame, and is usually pulled by human or animal power. The plow uses pulling force to insert the plowshare into the soil, leveraging its shape and angle to turn the soil over and bury weeds and residue underground, thus creating good soil conditions for sowing. Easy to use: Simple structure, convenient operation, suitable for small-scale farmland use. Low cost: Low manufacturing and maintenance costs, suitable for farmers with limited economic means. Strong applicability: Suitable for various types of soil, especially for medium and small-sized farmlands.