Farm implements in Mozambique play a crucial role in enhancing agricultural productivity and efficiency. The country’s agricultural sector primarily relies on traditional tools like hoes, plows, and machetes, which are widely used by smallholder farmers. However, there's a growing shift towards mechanization with the introduction of tractors, seed drills, and irrigation systems. These modern implements help in improving crop yields, reducing labor intensity, and boosting overall food security. Efforts are ongoing to increase accessibility and affordability of these tools through government initiatives and partnerships with international organizations.
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