Fewer passes, lower costs and better soil structure – multifunctional machines are increasingly setting the direction for farm development.
Comparison of disc harrow and classic ploughing in soil cultivation
Disc harrows and tillage differ in their impact on soil, labor costs, and cultivation speed. The choice of method depends on field conditions and the purpose of the treatment.
How to work with the soil to limit the effects of drought?
In the fight against drought, it is not only the weather that counts, but also the structure of the soil, limiting evaporation and the proper selection of cultivation methods.
Stubble cultivation – when to choose discs and when to choose tines?
Discs and tines work differently, so they don't produce the same stubble cultivation results in all conditions. The right choice depends on the soil type and residue.
What tools help prepare the field for sowing?
Preparing a field for seeding involves more than just leveling the surface. The final result is determined by soil structure, moisture content, and the right tools.
What does crop rotation do beyond just rotating crops?
Crop rotation affects soil, crop health, and production costs. A well-designed rotation can change much more than just the plant arrangement.
Agricultural equipment for large areas
Large-scale farms need agricultural machinery that can prepare the field without downtime and maintain the pace of work throughout the season.
How does reduced tillage affect the soil microbiome?
Reduced tillage limits soil impact, supports the microbiome and earthworms, and improves structure and water retention. How does it work?
How to effectively incorporate fertilizer into the soil using machines?
How to apply fertilizer to the root zone? Spreading principles, common mistakes, and selecting tillage equipment for mixing fertilizers on the farm.
What are the benefits of replacing the plough with a disc harrow?
Moving away from plowing (ploughing) is a conscious step towards more efficient, profitable and soil-friendly agriculture.