Manual tobacco field hiller

The utility model relates to the technical field of agricultural machinery, in particular to a manual tobacco field hiller which comprises two connecting rods which are hinged to each other to form an X shape. The two rakes are connected to the lower ends of the two connecting rods respectively, and raking claws of the two rakes are arranged in a staggered mode to form an X shape. A worker holds the upper ends of the two connecting rods by hands to control the connecting rods to rotate along a hinge point, so that the two rakes connected to the lower parts are staggered to form a clamping jaw form, and after tobacco seedlings are transplanted into the planting holes, the worker only needs to hold the upper ends of the connecting rods by hands to enable the two rakes to move in a staggered manner, so that soil around the planting holes is uniformly covered in the planting holes; compared with a traditional hilling mode through a shovel, the tobacco seedling hilling machine has the advantages that the efficienc