Disc cultivators without hydropack for shallow soil cultivation after harvest. It will mix the stubble and stimulate the growth of self-sowing plants. Efficiently removes weeds and clods. Hydraulically foldable TYTAN disc harrow for soil cultivation after harvest. Chassis for hydraulically foldable units, used for transporting and maintaining the working depth of the TYTAN disc harrow.

The no-plow cultivator is an agricultural machine equipped with 10 Delta Flex tines and a set of 10 460 mm discs. No-plow units have non-stop hydraulic protection with hydraulically adjustable pressure and the machine's working depth.

Disc units are agricultural machines equipped with rows of toothed discs. A disc unit is a common name for a disc unit. Depending on the model, the disc disc can be used for soil cultivation during sowing and after harvesting. Disc units mix in stubble residues and stimulate the growth of self-sown seedlings. The toothed discs and roller press down and compact the soil so that the decomposition of crop residues proceeds properly.

Agricultural machine for preparing land for cultivation (breaks the topsoil, loosens the soil to a depth of up to 45 cm). The result of the machine's operation is the loosening of the soil structure - creating space for air and water. The cultivator easily digs into the soil and performs its work very effectively. The working element is protected against stones and other mechanical damage to the machine legs (pin protection).

Agricultural machines designed for loosening soil with pre-sowing cultivation and sowing or planting in one work pass. Agricultural seeding units are used, among others, for crushing lumps, destroying crusted soils and destroying weeds and mixing mineral fertilizers with the soil. Perfect both for cultivating the land after harvest and during sowing. We offer several models of cultivation and sowing machines, e.g. disc cultivators or scratchers.

Tillage rollers are agricultural machines designed to level the field and break up lumps in the soil. By rolling, it improves the structure of the soil, the contact of seeds with the soil and the even emergence of plants. Rolling is a cultivation procedure carried out on arable fields, peat soils and grasslands - it has a significant impact on the subsequent quality of crops. It also has a positive effect on retaining water in the soil, improves its structure and prevents erosion.