Deep tillage plough pre-season maintenance and pre-start checklist
Use the following checklist as part of the pre-season checks on your deep ripper to make sure you're machine is ready to go and to minimise downtime from faults This article provides some basic information on pre-season and daily checks needed to keep deep rippers in optimal working conditions.
Calibrating the small seeds box
This article provides general instructions on calibrating the Agrowdrill small seeds box. It is suitable for small seeds boxes purchased separately or mounted to non-Agrowplow machines.
How to secure the #8 blade to the shank
The #8 Shank Assembly is a rugged and dependable tool for deep ripping. However if the blades are not secured properly they will come off easily. You can prevent this from happening by following these steps.
How to calibrate your AD730
A more profitable yield and improved metering can be the results of correct calibration of your seed drill. There are four steps for calibrating your AD730 seed drill. Note that these steps are only for the main boxes. For help calibrating your small seeds box, refer to page 34 of the
How to calibrate your AD083
Correct calibration of your seed drill will improve metering and result in more cost-efficient sowing. There are four steps for calibrating your AD083 seed drill: Set the gates and restrictors Set the sowing rate Calculate the actual sowing rate Adjust the sowing rate to suit your desired
How to calibrate the Agrowdrill AD140
Improved metering comes from correctly calibrating your seed drill, resulting in more cost-efficient sowing. There are four steps for calibrating your AD140 or AD130 seed drill. Note that these steps are only for the main boxes. For help calibrating your small seeds box, refer to page 34 of
How to calibrate your AD230
Correct calibration of your seed drill will improve metering and result in more cost-efficient sowing.
What is No-Till Farming?
The History Minimum and no-till farming has been promoted in Australia since the 1970s as tillage practices to improve crop productivity and soil conservation. No-till farming is a practice that looks after the soil to assist with improving the resilience and productivity of Australian
How to kill weeds and grasses before starting no till farming
Weed management prior to emergence No till farming is a welcome practice for Australia’s dry soils. Agrowplow direct drilling is ideal to establish a new crop or pasture with nominal soil disruption.