Tilling
Tilling, also known as cultivating, is the process of using machinery or tools to turn over the soil in order to prepare it for planting.
Author: Abdul Rehman
Abdul Rehman is an internationally recognized expert in the field of Agricultural Economics. His valuable research outcomes have been patented and widely disseminated in national and international journals and presented at numerous professional society meetings.
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