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A scythe is a traditional agricultural hand tool used for mowing grass or harvesting crops. For centuries, it played a vital role in cutting and gathering grains before modern machinery existed.
Though largely replaced by horse-drawn and later tractor-powered equipment, it’s still used in some rural parts of Europe and Asia today.
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