Optimum crop density, appropriate for a species and even for a variety, is the first and foremost condition for a good yield. The number of plants per unit area is already determined at the time of sowing, while soil preparation is of great importance.
Serrated discs slice through straw and other crop residue on the soil surface while pushing them to either side of the cultivated strip. Auto reset tines with exchangeable working parts till the soil strip.
A variety of organisms called soil biota (edaphone) present in soil is a prerequisite for soil fertility and prolificity. On an area of 1 ha, the arable layer of biologically active soil contains on average several to a dozen tonnes of micro-organisms and up to 1-2 tonnes of earthworms.
The quality of crop yields is very difficult to define. Attempts have been made to define it as a sum of all the traits acquired by the organs that make the yield from the moment they form in the parent plant. The problem is that different sections of the same plant can be its organ or part that makes the yield, and especially in various (different) species.
The Mzuri Pro-Til strip tillage provides an optimal environment for uniform plant growth and high yields. The Mzuri Pro Til is unmatched in its ability to loosen and optimally compact a strip of soil, as well as in the precision and accuracy of seed drilling in the soil.
The primary purpose of tillage is to prepare the soil for sowing. Loosening and pressing, as well as levelling and crushing, cultivation shapes the properties of the soil, allowing the seeds to be placed precisely in the top layer of the soil, followed by germination and the development of the plant’s root system.
