cultivator

IPA: kˈʌɫtʌveɪtɝ

Any of several devices used to loosen or stir the soil, either to remove weeds or to provide aeration and drainage.
A person who cultivates.

Examples of "cultivator" in Sentences

The article is titled cultivator.
Weed control is the main function of the row crop cultivator.
The alternative course available to the cultivator is the minimum input approach.
Though the cultivator is a bit large in size, it only weighs 1.4 pounds in total.
If the implements are employed for weed control, then the term cultivator is used.
Each year he repays part of the cost of the oxen, the plough, and the cultivator, that is, 12 000 francs.
In vain the emperor strove, by offers of immunities and exemptions, to recall the cultivator to his deserted fields.
For similar reasons, Iran, the sponsor and "cultivator" of Hezbollah comes out looking better, becoming better accepted as non-Arabs in the Muslim world.
None the less is it true, that in proportion to the skill and experience of the cultivator will be his desire to secure a supply of loam, peat, and leaf-mould.
The lowly cultivator is viewed as indifferent to economic incentives because it is presumed that he is strongly committed to his traditional ways of cultivation.