Machines like tilling sets have played a key role in the technological revolution that agriculture is undergoing. They help farmers improve yields and optimize work in the field. Let's find out why tilling sets are so important and how they can be used on the farm.
- What are tillage units used for?
- What tillage systems is the cultivator suitable for?
- List of tillage units proposed by the manufacturer Brastal
What are tillage units used for?
Cultivating aggregates they are true multitaskers. They can loosen the soil, mix fertilizers with the soil, crush clods of earth and even effectively destroy weeds. Thanks to various types of equipment, such as paws, tillage rollers and hydraulic adjustments, they effectively replace many other agricultural tools. They enable multiple agrotechnical treatments to be performed during one pass, which saves time and money.
What tillage systems is the cultivator suitable for?
Cultivating aggregates They work great in both plow and plowless cultivation. However, they are not intended for direct sowing. Depending on the model, they can be adapted to specific needs, such as plowing or no-till cultivation. When choosing a cultivator, it is worth paying attention to its structure and functions to adapt it to your needs and the type of cultivation.
List of tillage units proposed by the manufacturer Brastal
Brastal is one of the manufacturers that offers a wide selection cultivation aggregates. Here are some models that may be of interest to farmers:
- G-6 cultivator – ideal for preparing land for cultivation, thanks to deep loosening,
- G-4 cultivator – effectively breaks off the sole,
- AT disc cultivator – two rows of toothed discs perfectly crush and loosen the soil,
- AR scraper unit – enables loosening and simultaneous sowing,
- Disc unit with AD 3.0 tire roller – perfect for tillage both during sowing and after harvest,
- PORTO corkless aggregate – ideal for work in the no-plough cultivation system, both in shallow and deep versions.
