Soil cultivation

In case of light up to middle-heavy grounds with the rotavator a fi nished seed or plant bed can be prepared in one process. The slower the rotavator will be driven and the quicker the rotavator shaft rotates, the fi ner the ground will be loosened. Furthermore organic material can be included with the rotavator (for example cover crops).

The stone burier is a special construction in which the rotavator shaft rotates reversely to the rotating direction of the tractor wheels. The soil cut out by the rotavator blades is thrown against a sieve whereby stones and rough plant rests are separated from the fine soil and subsequently is covered by this. So you can get a seed bed free from stones and other annoying materials and finely crumbed.

After ploughing soils can be treated with a wheeled hoe. Larger soil clods are shreddered, soil is loosened and distributed evenly on the surface.

While the power harrow shreds and levels the soil, the lawn sowing machine simultaneously sows the seed mixture - all in one working step.

The triple rakes are ideal for leveling of the soil with a minimum of vibrations. The tri-directional drive achieves a fast and clean result with low vibration.

The ridger is mainly used in cultivation of vegetables and potatoes. With this working implement, the soil is ridged on the plants. The produced dikes dry quicker and warm up stronger than even soil. Danger of rot is therefore reduced and growth of the plants is stimulated.

The ground will be loosened and perfectly ventilated. Furthermore organic material can be included in the ground consistently when preparing the seed bed by ploughing.

The potatoe lifting plough lifts the potatoes with the surrounding soil. The sieve bars separate the soil from the potatoes and place them next to the plough on the surface of the soil.

When cultivating with a hay-bob-tine cultivator or a draw hook in first line breaking up of the vegetable soil is obtained. It disroots the weed and the water and nutrients supply is improved. Hay-bob-tine cultivator and draw hook are often used in linear plantings as they do not penetrate deeply into soil and consequently do not endanger roots of the cultural plants.

Power hoes are essentially used in order to loosen up the already cultivated grounds. This allows nutrients and water to penetrate deeper into the vegetable soil. Mechanical weed control is also possible with this hoe. In contrast to the rotavator equipment, the forward and reverse drive is not generated by a seperate drive shaft, but by the chipper type itself.