Fieldwork does not end after harvest. In fact, this period lays the foundation for the next crop, and one of the key tasks is high-quality stubble cultivation and effective management of crop residues.
To accomplish these tasks, HF Agro offers GEKON disc harrows, which combine high productivity, reliability, and ease of operation.
The foundation of the implement’s efficient performance is its wear-resistant discs mounted on spring tines. This design ensures intensive shredding of plant residues and their uniform mixing with the soil across the entire working width. As a result, a high-quality mulch layer is formed, helping to retain moisture and improve soil structure.
GEKON disc harrows operate at depths of up to 15 centimeters, making it possible not only to incorporate crop residues effectively but also to create favorable conditions for subsequent field operations.
An additional advantage lies in the machine’s design features aimed at increasing reliability. Spring tines protect the working elements from impact loads, while the roller without a central axle ensures stable operation even in fields with large amounts of plant material.
High working speeds allow operators to make the most of short agrotechnical windows and efficiently cover large field areas.
GEKON is equipment designed for modern soil cultivation technologies, where productivity, work quality, and resource efficiency are of critical importance.
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