Disc Plow

It uses for deep plowing in hard soil and mixes the remain of crops and weeds it is ideal for rain-fed areas for checking soil erosion by water and wind.

Specification

Usage of a Disc Plow

1. Primary Tillage:
   • Breaks and turns uncultivated soil, making it suitable for planting. It’s particularly effective in breaking virgin or untilled land.
2. Hard Soil and Rocky Terrain:
   • Ideal for plowing hard, compacted soils and rocky fields where moldboard plows might struggle.
3. Wet or Sticky Soils:
   • Performs well in wet or sticky soils, such as clay, where traditional plows can clog.
4. Soil Aeration:
   • Loosens and aerates the soil, allowing for better water penetration and root growth.
5. Weed and Residue Management:
   • Cuts and buries crop residues and weeds, incorporating them into the soil for decomposition.
6. Erosion Control:
   • By turning over the topsoil, the Disc Plow helps reduce surface erosion in fields.

Working Process

1. Attachment:
   • The Disc Plow is attached to the tractor via a 3-point linkage or pulled as a trailing implement.
2. Disc Blades:
   • Large, curved, and heavy-duty blades penetrate the soil, cutting and flipping it over.
3. Furrow Formation:
   • As the blades rotate, they form distinct furrows, turning the soil over and preparing the field for further cultivation.
4. Adjustable Depth:
   • The depth of plowing can be adjusted based on soil type and the specific needs of the crop.
5. Repetitive Passes:
   • Multiple passes may be required to achieve the desired soil tilth and uniformity.