The four-pronged agricultural tool is a handle, the handle of which is usually made of wood and resembles a shovel and a shovel, attached to one end of which are four pointed branches that are slightly curved, so it is not dissimilar to the human paw and fork. The number of branches may have four or more branches, but it is also called four branches and is used to blow the meatballs to separate the grain from the straw. Farmers generally use this tool to lift and throw light objects in the field and warehouse.