Plows

agricultural plows are one of the most important tools for soil cultivation, enabling not only its weeding, but also fertilizing and preparing soil for planting. There are several types of plows that differ in design, use and plowing depth.

• Track plows are the most popular plows used in agriculture. They are available in various sizes and configurations, and their design allows you to work on large surfaces.
• Convector plows are a different popular type of plows that are used for plowing soil on smaller surfaces. The convector convector is mounted at the front and allows for easy and effective soil movement.
• Plamp plows are a tool that is used for plowing soil in hard to reach places, such as inclined areas.

Skiby are elements of plows that are used to separate the soil from its surface and move it towards the plow basket.
Skies in agricultural plows are elements that cut and mix the soil. They can be made of various materials, including steel and alloys, and are designed to ensure efficient and effective effect. Skies are also available in different sizes and shapes to meet different production needs.

• Single -lane plow - this is the simplest type of plow, consists of one skib and is used mainly for plowing of soils with low organic material content.
• Two -bin plow - it has two skies and is more effective in plowing of soils with a higher content of organic material.
• multi -criminal plow - it has several skibs and is best used for plowing of soils with a high content of organic material.

The agricultural plow is used to roll up and mix soil in arable fields. Thanks to this, the soil is properly prepared for sowing and growing plants, which helps in obtaining higher and better quality crops.

There are different types of agricultural plows, including:

• One -way plows - they move the soil in one direction, are used in soils easy to grow and are most popular in agriculture;
• two -way plows - move the soil in two directions, they are used in soils more difficult to grow;
• Rotary plows - turn the soil around their axis, which helps in obtaining a more even soil mixture;
• Plot plows - they use plates instead of knives to overturn soil, they are often used in soils with lots of stones and other impurities.

Agricultural plow is a tool for plowing soil. Plowing is a process in which the soil is mixed and defined to ensure good air contact and water with plant roots. The plow consists of several elements, including a tractor beam, skib, a torsion frame and a blade.

When choosing a plow, it is important to be guided by the type and soil and production needs. Other important factors are the size of the field, the type of tractor and its power and budget.