The main farming implement in the medieval period was the plough, which was made in various forms. During the 12th century in England, the mouldboard plough, which had an iron share and coulter to cut the soil and a wooden mouldboard that turned it aside, created distinctive ridges and furrows. Ploughs were drawn by oxen, often four but sometimes six depending on how heavy the soil was. One man handled the plough while another goaded the oxen and controlled their speed and direction.
Harrows were a large framework of timber arranged flat on the ground, with iron or wooden spikes that raked the soil and broke up lumps - this was often drawn by a horse since the harrow could go much quicker than a plough.
All other tools were hand tools that depended on the muscles of the man or woman.
Among the tools used in the medieval period were weeding sticks (one with a hook, the other forked), the mattock or hoe, the spade, the shovel, the bill or hedging hook, the rake and the threshing flail. Pruning knives, shears, axes, scythes, sickles and seedlips were also used (a seedlip is a linen container or basket with a strap for suspending it on the chest, filled with seed for sowing by hand).
One unusual agricultural tool was the sling, which was used by small children tasked with keeping birds away from newly-planted crops; the sling allowed them to hurl small stones ("slingshot") over a large area, not to kill birds but to scare them away. Scarecrows were not yet used.
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Eat, hunt, fight, farm, party, live, and die.
Farmers in the Middle Ages, also called serfs, served Kings and Noblemen, and earned next to nothing. (They were basically slaves.)
No, Joan of Arc was not a serf. Her father owned a small farm and was also a tax collector and watchman in the village where she was born.
Basically to cook and to clean and run a household
they are cool
axe, flail, harrow, haymaking forks, moulboard plough, rake, wheeled plough
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From what I understand the broad sword was the Scot/Irish weapon of choice, but they also used various farm tools that were made into weapons.
Eat, hunt, fight, farm, party, live, and die.
food that they grew on their farm such as beats and tomatoes
Depends on the time period. Cannon, swords, farm tools, axes, long bow, pikes, spears, siege towers, are some that were used.
Farmers in the Middle Ages, also called serfs, served Kings and Noblemen, and earned next to nothing. (They were basically slaves.)
what are the diffirent farm tools and equipment
Barleyryeoatslettuceturnupsapplescabbagecarrotsonionsspinchwheat ( but very little it was too expensive to buy)herbsgrapescherriesplumspeasNO potatoes or tomatoes these are New World foods
Working on the farm or family business, having and raising children and taking care of the household.
farm tools you can hold in your hand farm equipment is larger
Even up to the early 1900s, most of the people were farmers. In the middle ages, probably 95% of the population were farmers or herders. They lived in their small houses on the farm, generally living with their farm animals. (The climate in the middle ages was substantially cooler than it is now.)