Agricultural Processing and Handling Equipment

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Name : Engelbern S.

Ontolan Subject and Section: ABE011 Date:


11/29/21

Find at least 10 examples of Agricultural processing and handling equipment


including its functions.:
1. TRACTORS - The primary purpose of a tractor is to pull farm equipment, but modern
tractors can be outfitted with a variety of attachments to suit just about any farming need. For
this reason, tractors are common-sense purchases for small and large-scale farmers alike.

2. COMBINE OR HARVESTER – it helps to harvest their crops efficiently. Even small-scale grain
farmers can benefit greatly by using a combine. These massive pieces of machinery use a
complex system of gears, blades, belts and wheels to turn cereal crops into grain.

3. ATV OR UTV - These smaller vehicles can move across rough terrain more effectively than
most road vehicles and more quickly than a typical tractor. Additionally, several types of
attachments will work for these vehicles, including small trailers, spreaders and mowers

4. TRACTOR ATTACHMENTS- Tractor attachments are attached to tractors or pulled behind


them to add a new level of functionality. Their uses range widely from soil management to
seeding. The different types of farm machinery attachments are detailed below.
5. Plow (tractor Attachment) -A plow is a large tractor attachment that drags behind the tractor,
using long blades to cut furrows in the soil. This process not only loosens and turns the soil, but
it also helps kill off any surface vegetation that is not intended to be there

6.Harrows (Tractor Attachment) - Where plowing primes the soil, harrowing further agitates it in
preparation for agricultural work. These attachments break down clumps of soil, make the soil
surface level and redistribute crop and weed residue to make it easier for new plants to take root
and grow. 

7. Fertilizer Spreader (Tractor Attachment) - Fertilizer spreaders function as the name suggests
— they spread fertilizer across a field. While there are fertilizer spreaders that can be run
separately, most farming operations require a tractor-run fertilizer spreader for quick, evenly
distributed fertilization.

8. Seeders (Tractor Attachment) - Seeders, as the name would suggest, are designed to spread
seeds across large plots of land quickly and efficiently. While small farms may use small
mechanical seeders or even hand-seeding methods, tractor-pulled seeders are most commonly
used in large-scale farms today.

9. Balers. (Tractor Attachment) - Balers are essential for hay, straw and corn stalk collection.
These tractor attachments collect these materials and wrap them into more easily manageable
bales. 

10. Wagons or Trailers (Tractor Attachment) - Farm wagons and trailers are a necessity for any
operation. Wagons and trailers are available in a wide range of sizes and materials, and they may
be used for a range of purposes, including the following: Harvesting, Material Handling, Human
Resources, Equipment Transportation.

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