Mechanized farming refers to the use of machinery and advanced technology in agricultural practices to increase productivity, efficiency, and reduce manual labor. This includes the use of tractors, harvesters, seed drills, irrigation systems, and other equipment designed for plowing, planting, harvesting, and processing crops. Mechanization helps farmers manage larger areas of land, perform tasks faster, and improve the quality of produce. It also plays a crucial role in modernizing agriculture and meeting the growing demand for food due to population growth. However, it may require significant investment and can lead to reduced employment opportunities in traditional farming communities.
