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Brand: Unison
Agriculture Hoe/ Kodal/ Fawda without Handle, Used in Gardening and Farming and Gardening
SKU: ST-TA-2021172
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Delivery By: Dec 15 - Dec 17 
MRP : ₹550
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Short Description
Agriculture Hoe / Kodal / Fawda West India
Used across the width & breadth of the country to shape soil, remove weeds & harvest root crops.
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Unison
- Weight (Approx.) : 0.75 kg
- Model No : HOE007
- Material : Prime Steel
Description
This robust agriculture hoe head, also known regionally as a Kodal or Fawda, is a versatile tool for various gardening and farming tasks. Designed for use with a separate handle, this durable metal head is essential for weeding, soil cultivation, and creating furrows. Its sturdy construction ensures effective performance in diverse soil conditions. An indispensable tool for preparing land, maintaining crops, and general soil management in both small gardens and larger agricultural fields.
Features
:- Durable Metal Construction: Made from strong materials like iron or steel for longevity and effective soil work.
- Versatile Blade Design: The shape and size of the blade are optimized for multiple tasks like cutting, digging, and turning soil.
- Handle Attachment Point: Designed with a secure socket or eye for attaching a wooden or metal handle of desired length.
- Regional Relevance: Recognized as a fundamental tool (Kodal/Fawda) in specific agricultural regions.
Applications
:- Weeding Fields and Gardens: Efficiently removes unwanted vegetation by cutting roots and disturbing soil.
- Soil Cultivation and Preparation: Loosens compacted soil, breaks up clods, and prepares seedbeds for planting.
- Creating Planting Furrows: Forms shallow channels in the soil for sowing seeds or facilitating irrigation.
- Earthing Up and Hilling: Moves soil around the base of plants for support and improved growth.
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