As you might expect, certain tools and materials are minimally required to produce vegetables.
If you were to go to a JA outlet or store that sells agricultural machinery, you would find such a huge variety of items available for sale that you might be unsure of what you should get.
You should begin by acquiring what you really need for the work you will be undertaking to produce your own vegetables.

Tools

Farming equipment and tools represent the crystallization of all the knowledge our forebears acquired to increase the efficiency of the work they performed. There is also a sense of joy in learning to master these tools. You should choose the tools you want to get by testing and examining them in person at a store to determine how easy they might be to use.

Seeds and seedlings

Generally, any package of seeds you might choose to buy will be fine if it is commercially available for purchase by members of the public. In the case of seedlings, however, it is important to select suitable seedlings, since they can sometimes become damaged in transit.

Soil-amending materialss

Soil-amending materials are used to prepare the soil and include such materials as magnesia lime, oil cake, poultry manure, and chemical fertilizers. Be aware that the materials you will need may differ depending on the properties of the garden soil and the vegetables you wish to grow.

Chemical agents

It would be natural to want to avoid using chemical agents as much as possible for the cultivation of vegetables that you are committed to growing on your own. With the number-one priority being the prevention of pests, you are encouraged to consult with store employees whenever the need to address such issues arises.

In the area of vegetable cultivation, half-cropping by seedling is a term that is often
used.
It means that the quality of transplanted seedlings accounts for half of the harvested
crop by volume. For this reason alone, it is important to properly identify good seedlings.