Farming involves the following activities. Find out what they mean. Then number them in the correct order: Watering Winnowing Harvesting Weeding Sowing Threshing Ploughing Manuring

Here’s a brief explanation of each farming activity followed by the correct order in which they typically occur: Farming Activities: Ploughing: Turning over the soil to prepare it for planting seeds. Manuring: Adding nutrients (manure or fertilizers) to the soil to help the plants grow better. Sowing: Planting seeds in the prepared soil. Weeding: Removing unwanted plants (weeds) that compete with crops for nutrients, water, and sunlight. Watering: Providing water to the plants to ensure they have enough moisture for growth. Harvesting: Gathering mature crops from the fields when they are ready to be collected. Threshing: Separating the grain from the stalks and husks after harvesting. Winnowing: Cleaning the harvested grain by blowing away the chaff (the husks and debris). Correct Order of Farming Activities: Ploughing Manuring Sowing Weeding Watering Harvesting Threshing Winnowing

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