Who is in charge of harvesting, pruning, and transplanting?

• A. Handler
• B. Worker
• C. Supervisor
• D. Farm Manager

Answer: (B)

Harvesting, pruning, and transplanting are hands-on field tasks carried out by workers. They perform the day-to-day physical work needed to harvest crops, trim or prune plants, and move or plant seedlings in the field. Supervisors oversee and coordinate the work, ensuring safety and productivity, while a farm manager handles overall farm planning and operations. A handler is focused on pesticide handling and application, not general crop tasks. So the worker is the one who actually performs these activities.