Agriculture is constantly striving to increase the efficiency and optimize cultivation processes. One of the innovative solutions that is becoming increasingly popular among farmers is the use of cultivation and seeding rollers with a leveller. This combination of two tools in one machine brings a number of benefits, both in agrotechnical and economic terms.
- What is a seed drill roller with a leveller?
- Advantages of using harrow rollers in tillage
- H 6.2 DRAG shaft from Brastal
What is a seed drill roller with a leveller?
Sowing and sowing roller with a drag to agricultural machine, which combines the functions of a classic compaction roller with action leveling drag. This device prepares the soil both mechanically and physically, allowing you to compact the soil, level its surface and – in some variants – sow at the same time in one pass.
Shaft is responsible for gently pressing the soil, which promotes contact between the seeds and the ground and facilitates their germination. Drag however, it breaks up clumps, evenly distributes crop residues and creates an even, stable surface. Such a soil structure has a positive effect on water retention capacity and even distribution of seed material. In practice, this means shortening the preparation cycle and improving the quality of the crop.
Why is it worth choosing a roller with a drag?
Carrying out several treatments in one pass allows for a significant reduction in field work time. This is particularly important during intensive agrotechnical periods, where each hour can decide about the success of the entire season. Fewer passes also mean reduced fuel consumption, reduced CO2 emissions and lower consumption agricultural machinery.
The combination of compaction and leveling functions translates into even seed distribution and optimal contact with the moist soil layer. As a result, plants germinate faster, grow evenly and achieve a higher level of health. As a result, you can expect greater uniformity of yields and smaller losses during the growth period.
Drag It facilitates the mixing of the top layer of soil with organic residues, improving its structure and aeration. The soil becomes more porous and absorbent, which promotes better retention of nutrients and water. Thanks to this, plants have easier access to them even in periods of rainfall deficiency.
Single-pass technology significantly reduces mechanical pressure on the soil, reducing the risk of compaction and crusting. This is very important for maintaining microbiological activity and regenerative properties of the soil. Fewer passes also mean a lower risk of wind and water erosion.
Rollers with a fibre They can be used in almost any conditions – on light, medium or slightly heavier soils, when growing cereals, rapeseed, peas or catch crops. They also do well after mulching, where a layer of shredded residue remains. The flexibility of this solution means that it can be the basis of a field preparation strategy on almost every farm.
H 6.2 WŁOKA shaft – the power of precision and durability
Door Design H 6.2 YARN od Brastal is one of the best examples of functionality integration shaft z drag. It offers a working width of up to 6,2 meters, which allows for quick and efficient coverage of large areas. Equipped with an advanced hydraulic system and proportional actuators, it precisely adjusts the depth and pressure drags to field conditions.
The machine is distinguished by its solid construction resistant to deformation, which is crucial when working in difficult terrain conditions. Anti-corrosion coating, durable connections and high-quality steel make the device reliable for many seasons.
With the help of this machine, the farmer can prepare the field for sowing faster, more accurately and without quality losses that often occur when performing individual treatments separately.
