arotekijöillä

Arotekijöillä is a term used in Finnish to describe devices or tools used for performing agricultural tasks. The word itself is a compound, combining "arote" (field, arable land) and "tekijä" (doer, maker, agent). Therefore, arotekijöillä literally translates to "field-doing things" or "field-makers."

This broad category encompasses a wide range of equipment, from simple hand tools to complex machinery. Historically, it would have included items like plows, harrows, scythes, and sickles. In modern agriculture, the term refers to tractors, combines, seed drills, sprayers, and various other mechanized implements designed to enhance efficiency and productivity in farming.

The specific meaning of arotekijöillä can vary depending on the context. In a general discussion about farming, it might refer to the entire collection of machinery a farm possesses. In a more specific technical discussion, it could denote a particular type of equipment for a specific operation, such as "arotekijöillä kylvöön" (field-doing things for sowing). The use of the plural form "arotekijöillä" suggests a collection or multiple items of this nature, rather than a single entity.