Crop Planting
The growth of a new crop begins with the planting of seed or transplanting of seedlings. After planting, seeds must…
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← Explore all topicsThe growth of a new crop begins with the planting of seed or transplanting of seedlings. After planting, seeds must…
Shear strength If a soil specimen is subjected to shear stress the shear stress-strain diagram may look like one of…
Soil texture One aspect of the physical properties of soil, its texture, is described by the percent of particles in…
There are basically three types of cultivators: field cultivators, row crop cultivators, and rotary cultivators. Field cultivators are often used…
These tillage tools are used in the final seedbed preparation. They are also used for post-planting operations to breakup soil…
Disk harrows differ from disk plows in that there is no tilt angle and several blades are mounted on a…
Any tillage operations performed after the primary tillage are called secondary tillage. Generally, several secondary tillage operations are performed before…
Stubble-mulch plows are made of wide V-shape sweeps that operate at shallow depth of 10 cm or less. The purpose…
Chisel Plow A chisel plow (Figure 8.9) is an implement designed for primary tillage at depths from 15 to 46…
The disk tiller (Figure 8.8) is also known as one-way disk plow, vertical-disk plow, harrow plow, and wheatland plow. It…
The common disk plow consists of a series of disk blades mounted individually on a frame as shown in Figure…
Most farmers use only one primary tillage operation after harvesting a crop. An exception is when a farmer uses a…