John Deere 6145R with a Breviglieri powerharrow working down ploughed land ready for a grass/ clover mix to sown. The roller following the powerharrow helps to create a firm level surface. This is important for when the grass and clover seeds are sown as its crucial they have good seed to soil contact to allow for successful germination. . . . . .. . #johndeere #deere #deerefriend #johndeereeurope #breviglieri #farm #farmer #agri #agricultureworldwide #agricultura #ağrı #jersey #masterfarms | Ma

Deutz-Fahr 6190 C Shift working with a Maschio Gaspardo Falco power harrow fitted with a APV air seeder and towing a Taege Engineering Limited Tyre roller for one pass Power Harrow seeding. | Power Farming Manawatu Ltd

Why a Kverneland power harrow? An optimum seedbed with load bearing seed horizon is the basis for high field emergence and thus high yields. The sets of tines rotate on vertical axles for horizontal tillage of the soil - no inversion of soil layers and no vertical compression - there is no better alternative! See the full range: https://ien.kverneland.com/Soil-Equipment/Power-Harrows | Kverneland

How Rotavator Blades Work on a Power Tiller – with Reaper Attachment When attached to a power tiller, rotavator blades rotate horizontally beneath the machine. Their main job is to break up, churn, and mix the soil to create a fine seedbed. The blades dig deep, cutting through hard clods, removing weeds, and improving soil aeration. This makes the land ideal for planting. 🔧 The power tiller’s engine drives the rotavator blades through a gear system or PTO (power take-off shaft), causing them to