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How Did Ancient China Use For Farming

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Ancient China Farming Tools What tools did Ancient China use for farming? Ancient China had tools that helped them with their farming. Plows were made out of iron in the third B.C. Which made their plows more efficient and last longer. The seed drill dug a hole place the seeds and covered it with dirt. The water wheel was a very important tool because the wheel crushed the grains with water power.

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