Tractor Cultivator

A CULTIMATOR is an agricultural implement used for soil cultivation and weed control. It typically consists of multiple rigid or spring-loaded tines or shanks that are mounted on a frame and dragged through the soil. Cultivators come in various sizes and configurations, ranging from small hand-held tools to larger tractor- mounted implements.

BENEFITS

Shanks or tines: These are key components of cultivators, penetrating the soil for disturbance. They come in rigid or spring-loaded designs, with variations like curved or swept-back shapes for efficient soll disruption without excessive damage. Frame: Shanks or tines are mounted on a frame. pulled by hand or attached to a tractor for mechanized operation.

Depth Control: Many cultivators have mechanisms for adjusting the depth at which the shanks penetrate the soil, allowing farmers to control the level of soil disturbance.

Width and Spacing: The width and spacing between the shanks can vary, depending on the type of crop being cultivated and the desired level of soil disruption.