3m / 610 litres Gold DS 1100 - 3m / 1100 litres DS 1400 - Agrisem

3 main areas of development
Agronomy
Germination and root-taking
After sowing, the seed has to germinate
and then take root. These two
stages concern two different soil
horizons. Germination occurs in top
layer soil whereas root-taking requires
more depth. Moreover, these two
soil horizons do not have the same
agronomical requirements.
These observations have led us to
develop an independent disc to work
the top layer soil and a blade with
retracted point for root development.
Multipurpose modules for progressive adaptation
Do not believe in miraculous machines
that promise an immediate changeover
to soil conservation techniques.
Agrisem International offers technical
modules which can be integrated into
your farming system step by step.
You choose your own rate of transition
4
optional depending on
climate and the period
of covercrops
• Crumbling
• Stale seed-bed
• Crop
residue control
• Depth control
• Levelling-out
• Fissuring without
upheaval
• Preparation for
root-taking
• Elimination of
plough pan
• Water drainage
Germination Root taking
optional depending
on soil structure
Stubble-breaking
Loosening
+ stale seed-bed
Sowing
• Crumbling
• Stale seed-bed
• 2nd stubblebreaking
• Depth control
• Closure of soil
• Levelling-out
Crumbly and
warm seed bed
Porous,
unbroken soil,
continuous
structure,
no large clods
or hollows
towards soil conservation techniques.
Our equipment is modular and multipurpose
since it has to suit your changing
requirements from year to year.
When using soil conservation techniques
sowing can be done in one
passage, after one or several passages
• Crumbling
• Stale seed-bed
• Crop residue
control
of stubble-breaking or after soil-loosening,
if necessary. Your knowledge of
your own soil and your experience will
lead you step by step to optimize the
use of our machines.
• Sowing by
covering over
• Sowing in rows
•Levelling-out
•Septh control