Development and change of farm tools

The development and changes of agricultural tools are as follows:

Slash-and-burn farming and stone hoe farming are the main characteristics of primitive agricultural production tools and technologies, which are consistent with Neolithic archaeology. Primitive agriculture is marked by the emergence of crops, livestock feeding, grinding tools and settlements. Since China entered the class society in the 2nd/Kloc-0th century BC, the Yellow River Basin has gradually changed from primitive agriculture to traditional agriculture.

Modern agriculture sprouted in the period of capitalist industrialization and came into being after World War II. Modern agriculture is developed on the basis of modern industry and modern science and technology, and agricultural mechanization is the most important symbol of agricultural modernization.

The significance of the development of farm tools

As far as different regions, different environments and corresponding different agricultural production are concerned, the farm tools used have their own scope of application and limitations. Agricultural tools of past dynasties have been constantly innovated and transformed, which has contributed to the progress of human civilization. The use of ancient agricultural tools ranged from Paleolithic to Neolithic, from stone tools to bronze and iron, from simple tools to composite mechanical tools, and finally to the use of machines.

Every improvement and transformation of farm tools has improved the efficiency of agricultural production, promoted the progress of agricultural production, and effectively promoted the transformation and development of social economy. It can be said that farm tools are the driving force for farmers to plant. Only in this way can the annual grain output be very objective.