Social Sciences, asked by anupallavi24341, 7 days ago

Levelling agriculture in the past at present

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Answered by deepty4088

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Levelling: After ploughing or tilling, the field is levelled with the help of a leveller. It is because the ploughed soil is quite loose, so it is liable to be carried away by strong winds or washed away by rainwater. The ploughed soil is levelled by pressing it with wooden leveller.

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