The BEST Row Crop Weeding Solution For Organic & Conventional Farmers
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2022
- With the Tilmor large trailing arm kit, you can conveniently add finger weeders to many existing and new cultivator systems! The trailing arm was designed to have adjustable flexibility depending on soil hardness and condition. Finger weeders work specifically for in-row cultivation, uprooting small and just emerging weeds. This kit can be used on a wide variety of row crops for farmers growing on any scale. It is an inexpensive alternative to improve existing cultivator performance.
Large Trailing Arm 15" Kit:
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Features:
- Universal mount for almost all cultivators with 4” - 7” square toolbars
- Arm length is 56”
- Down pressure can be adjusted using different combinations of polyethylene durometers which act similar to springs, but without the complicated spring adjustments
- Allows for pressures ranging from weight of finger weeders (for running in loose soil) to the heavy weight of the cultivator (for running in hard soil)
- Ability to easily pin trailing arm up for when not in use
- Trailing arm joints are cushioned for safe transport even when upside down or sideways
- All height and length adjustments can be made with a ¾” wrench
Small growers face unique challenges and often must rely on older equipment that was developed many years ago for mechanized cultivation. This often means farmers are forced to rely on parts that are obsolete, poorly constructed or difficult to find.
Our goal is to produce a variety of implements for planting, cultivation, harvest, post-harvest, and more.
These implements will be built to last and fully supported by Tilmor, making it easy to find and purchase the equipment you need to maintain your farm.
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I would love to see a video that goes into detail on cultivation with a 3 point hitch tractor. I’m new to row crop and have really only done small scale gardening but would love to transition into a bigger operation but have a lack of experience, and knowledge. I have a one row cultivator but was scared to use it last year in fear that I would not be able to see my rows and destroy the crops, I also realized I had a swaying issue. You guys make some incredibly informative and enjoyable content, it would be awesome to see a video on how to make a utility tractor a cultivating tractor for someone who doesnt want to spend a fortune, and wants to start small with maybe a 2 row cultivation system. Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback Joseph.
Take a look at this video and let us know what you feel is missing or could be expanded upon more to help your situation: ua-cam.com/video/lLI2VuEsuf4/v-deo.htmlsi=b9rK-bqCRw1JDHoW
It doesn't go over the actual setting up of the unit, but it gives some good tips and overview of cultivating with a 3-point hitch.
Good to see there are those who see ahead and care enough to make a difference. Great job all involved, thank you for sharing... Peace
Amazing :)
Is there a minimum tractor speed for best results?
Being that it is ground driven it will work at most any speed.
Slower speed you'll tend to push/press the soil into the row a bit more and a faster speed will result in a more "flicking" action where the soil and weeds will get fanned out more.
Both will disturb the soil structure in row.
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I'll take the weeds before I have that much bare soil on my land.
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