KR20220001242U - sowing hoe - Google Patents

Abstract

This design is a hoe for sowing, which is made to form a sprinkling ridge in the ridge before sowing in order to sow arable land with a hoe.

Description

sowing hoe{omitted}

The present invention relates to a hoe, and more specifically, to a sowing hoe for forming a sprinkling valley in the ridge of a paddy field before sowing as a sowing hoe

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" 형태로 되여 뿌림골이 깊게 파여져 그 위에 종자를 뿌리고 복토 했을 때 대부분의 씨가 소립자로 되여 있어 토양을 밀고 올라올 힘이 부족하거나 산소 및 햇볕이 차단되여 발아가 되지 않고 발아가 되어도 뒤늦게 발아되고 드물게 싹이 난다 또한 씨앗이 깊게 얕게 떨어져 발아가 균일하지도 않다After rotary work and completion of the ridge, a sprinkling ridge is made on the ridge to sow seeds. However, the conventionally used hoe is a hoe blade.

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In the shape of the planting bone is deeply dug, and when the seeds are sown and covered, most of the seeds are in small particles. Germination occurs. Also, seeds fall deeply and shallowly, so germination is not uniform.

Soil after rotary work is inflated and soft

Even if you lightly scrape this soil, you will be satisfied with the roots.

The shape of the existing hoe blade is a jointed structure for digging hard ground.

The present invention is to provide a sowing hoe that is devised to solve the above problems and forms the bottom surface of the purimgol as a flat surface and is parallel to the surface of the stationary ridge and at a constant appropriate depth and parallel to the ridge surface.

1. The characteristic of the present invention is that the lower end is bent and the upper end is combined with a hoe blade in the shape of a rectangle.

2. Another feature of the present invention is that it is coupled at right angles to the hoe blade, and includes a handle with a handle to hold both hands and scrape the soil, which is inserted into one end.

3. Another feature of the present invention is that the bottom of the bent part of the lower part of the hoe blade is in contact with the ridge to form a horizontal plane.

4. The feature of the present invention is that the lower surface of the bent part serves to smooth the bottom of the Bulimgol.

5. The lower part of the hoe blade is bent at an angle of 50°, so the hoe blade is erected at an angle of 50° to the ridge for work.

1. The bottom of the bent part is trimmed to a flat sowing bone, so the seeds that have fallen can be clearly seen, making it an accurate seeding operation.

2. Due to the bending part, the hoe blade does not dig deep into the soil, so that the roots are formed at a certain depth.

1 is a perspective view showing a hoe for sowing, which is an embodiment of the present invention;
2 is a perspective view of FIG. 1 viewed from the side;
Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the root formed with a conventional hoe and a state diagram in which the seeds have fallen
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the root formed by the hoe of the present invention and the state in which the seeds have fallen

The hoe for sowing, which is an embodiment of the present invention, is composed of a hoe blade body 10, a hoe blade bent part 11, a handle 12 and a handle 13, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 First, the hoe blade body 10 ) is formed in the vertical direction in the form of a rectangular rectangle.

Next, the hoe blade bent part 11 is formed by bending the lower end of the hoe blade body 10 at an angle of 50° in the back direction.

Next, the hoe shaft 12 is welded to the upper end of the hoe blade body 10 at a right angle, and the shape of the hoe 12 is a cylindrical tube, and the handle 13 is inserted and coupled to one end of the handle 13. As a long rod, the material can be metal, wood, or synthetic resin.

The hoe for sowing of the present invention configured as described above is at a constant appropriate depth with the ground surface of the stationary ridge, and is aligned with the ridge surface, and the bottom surface of the purimgol is formed as a flat surface.

Since the hoe blade bent part 11 is bent at an angle of 50°, the hoe blade is erected obliquely with the thick face 20 and an angle of 50° to proceed with the work.

It is in contact with the thick surface of the hoe blade bending part 11 to form a horizontal plane.

The bottom surface of the bent part 11 functions to smooth the bottom surface of the sprinkling bone 40 to be flat.

The bottom surface of the sprinkling bone 40 is smoothed so that the seeds that have fallen can be clearly seen, making it an accurate seeding operation. formed in depth

As shown in FIG. 3, the rooting bone 40' is formed in a "V" shape, so that the seeds 50' that have fallen on both slopes slide and pile up at the central vertex, fall shallowly and deeply, and are sown more deeply without uniform germination. Seeds do not germinate at all because oxygen or sunlight is blocked.

As shown in FIG. 4, the proper depth and the bottom surface of the sprinkling bone 40 are flat, so that the seeds 50 are evenly sown, resulting in a satisfactory uniform germination.

10. Hoe blade body 11. Hoe blade bending part
12. Hack 13. Handle
14. Weld
20. 20' Ridge 30. 30' Furrow
40. 40' Root Gol 50. 50' Seeds

Claims (1)

In a rectangular sowing hoe in a rectangular shape, the hoe blade body 10 formed in the vertical direction of a rectangular rectangle and the hoe blade body 10 are bent in the rear direction at the lower end of the hoe blade body 10 and the hoe blade body 10 and formed by bending at an angle of 50 ° A sowing hoe comprising: a handle 12 that is welded to the upper end of the hoe blade bent part 11 and the hoe blade body 10 at a right angle;

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