In the countryside, what can be done with the surplus agricultural machinery and tools?

Many rural areas have new jobs, called farming nannies, and you can also call them something else, anyway, that's the kind of thing, it's to help you farm. From cultivation to management and harvesting, we will serve you as a whole, just like the "one-stop" service of the banquet, which is reasonable and feasible. In this case, some elderly people still leave women and do not have to worry about cultivating their own land.

Even some agricultural machinery ** With the development of science, the agricultural machinery bought before is not suitable for the current farming technology. Then these unnecessary waste farm tools will be sold with scrap iron. In the past, scrap iron was not valuable, and it was inconvenient to move the scrap in the farm tools, so it had to be placed at home or in the open space near the yard.

In rural areas, this is the case everywhere. Recently, the high-speed railway is **possible**, and people who specialize in collecting waste farm tools drive to the countryside to buy, and there are many farmers in my village, and they sell their idle farm tools with scrap iron.

I also have three Golden Frog agricultural vehicles, which have been with me for more than ten years, and they are the best means of transportation for my farming. In the past few years, I started the car with a trolley, it was not bad on a hot day, it was cold and tired, my wife and son were up, and sometimes it was difficult to start. Later, I hung up the swinger again, and it broke down after a few years.

The year before last, I also installed an electric motor that can be started by turning a switch, and I really want to thank the scientists for inventing such a convenient tool that allows us to gradually free ourselves from heavy physical labor. Most of the corn harvesters are sent to the collection table, and only 100 yuan per mu is collected, and some are only 80 yuan. My tricycle has also lost its original role.

Sell it, it's a pity to scrap iron**. Keep it, you don't need to take up space. Alas, let me correct it.

At present, many rural people have gone out to work, and their family's land has been contracted to grain farmers, and hundreds or even thousands of acres of land have been planted, and large-scale mechanized planting has been implemented.

In the 80s, Xiaoping's hometown of southern Henan, farmers relied on manpower and physical strength to harvest crops, all with sickles, cutting a handful of crops, and the crops were tired and had back pain at that time. The cart of the plough is used to haul the grain to the rice paddies, and the oxen are used to pull the stones, and when the seeds are pressed, the seeds are cleaned up and put into bags. At that time, harvesting crops required a lot of farm tools, including sickles, rakes, brooms, lifts, branches, sieves, cow covers, shiqing, rack carts, etc.

At present, many peasants in the rural areas have gone out to work, and the elderly in the family cannot farm. The farming tools used to farm are useless, what should I do with them? If you have a machine like a tractor at home, it will rust and corrode after a long time, and you can sell it if you can, and it will eventually become a pile of rotten iron after a long time.

If there are wooden farm tools from the 80s and 90s at home, it is better not to sell them. It is possible to collect it. It can be passed on to future generations on behalf of farming culture.

It may become a valuable antique in a few years.

It can be sold at a low price to people who need to farm in rural areas, and it can also bring a high income to themselves, or it can be given to some other museum exhibitions, and it can also be sold to the second-hand market.

We can rent out these surplus machines and give them value for money, which is both a good deed and an income for us.

It will be used by some people, and some people will also be treated as scrap iron.