You don't know which agricultural machine to choose for tillage to obtain satisfactory yields? Check what advantages it has disc harrow, which is increasingly chosen by a wide range of farmers for efficient work on farms.
- Wide range of applications
- It shortens time and makes field work easier
- Multitasking of the disc harrow
- No susceptibility to clogging
- It works closely with the tillage roller
- Low power requirement
Wide range of applications
Disc harrow it is primarily intended for shallow tillage. However, it can also be used to effectively level the surface, destroy weeds or cover seeds after sowing.
It shortens time and makes field work easier
In the past, farm work was very hard and tedious, but now, with the help of modern agricultural machines, the required cultivation operations can be performed quickly and easily. ATOS disc harrow from the manufacturer AMJ AGRO is one of such tools because it can perform more than one task at the same time with one pass in the field.
Multitasking of the disc harrow
By disc harrow you can perform actions such as:
- soil loosening,
- crushing clods of earth,
- softening and compacting the top layer of earth,
- mixing soil, fertilizer and stubble remains,
- weed removal,
- stimulation of the growth of self-sowing plants.
No susceptibility to clogging
Compared to other agricultural machines used for plowing or no-plough cultivation, disc harrow is composed of a set of concave discs that do not clog when they are rotated on a common axis. This problem does not occur even when thoroughly mixing the soil with a large amount of plant residues.
It works closely with the tillage roller
Currently in each disc weapons you can find a tillage roller that helps determine at what depth the discs should work. It is worth noting that it influences the proper process of decomposing crop residues by properly pressing and compacting the top layer of soil.
Low power requirement
For proper operation disc harrow A farm tractor that steers is required plate dish and is responsible for the proper rotation of its discs. In the case of light soil, a tractor with a harrow requires much less power to operate than in the case of other agricultural machines. However, power requirements may increase depending on size disc harrowor worse soil conditions.
