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Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Heavy Duty 4 Feet Cycle Weeder with Blades, Cultivator, Fertilizer Broadcaster and Plough
SKU: TI-4F-12028
₹5500 (Including GST)
MRP : ₹6600
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Short Description
4 Feet (121.92 cm) Cycle Weeder is used for cultivating soybean, green gram, maize, gram, cotton and many other crops
It comes with different attachments
It has Mild Steel Body
Country of origin: India
Description
The 4 Feet (121.92 cm) Cycle Weeder may save you time and money by producing soybeans, green gram, maize, gram, cotton, and a variety of other crops. It is a breakthrough instrument for agricultural weed management that promotes sustainability and efficiency. This new farming implement is designed to handle weed management chores in large-scale farming operations, making it an essential tool for modern farmers. The cycle weeder has adjustable wheel and blade angles, allowing you to adapt to different soil conditions and easily target weeds in hard-to-reach locations. The cycle weeder has a comfortable grip, which reduces tiredness during extended use and allows you to easily cover bigger areas. The cycle weeder requires little maintenance, saving you important time and work.
Features
:- Adjustable Height
- Ergonomic Design
- Highly Efficient
- Ergonomic Design
- Space-Saving Design
Specification
:- Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
- Weight (Approx.) : 7 kg
- Material : Mild Steel Body
- Height : 4 Feet (121.92 cm)
- Wheel Material : Rubber
- Attach with : 6" (15.24 cm), 8" (20.32 cm), 11" (27.94 cm) Blade, Cultivator, Plough and Fertilizer Broadcaster
- Weight : 7 Kg (Approx.)
Accessories
:- 6 inch (15.24 cm) Blade
- 8 inch (20.32 cm) Blade
- 11 inch (27.94 cm) Blade
- Cultivator
- Fertilizer Broadcaster
- Plough
Usage
:1. Setting Up the Cycle Weeder :
- Attach the Blades : Secure the blades to the cycle weeder.
Using the Cycle Weeder :
- Starting Position : Position yourself comfortably on the cycle weeder. Ensure you have a clear path ahead.
Weeding Process :
- Start moving forward slowly to engage the blades into the soil.
- Maintain a steady speed, too fast may cause uneven weeding while too slow may not effectively uproot weeds.
- Move in straight lines across your field or garden bed.
2. Switching to Cultivator Attachment :
- Attach Cultivator Tines: Securely attach the cultivator tines
Cultivation Process :
- Similar to weeding, start moving slowly while engaging the tines into the soil.
- Adjust depth as necessary based on soil conditions; deeper tilling may be required for compacted soils.
3. Applying Fertilizer Using Broadcaster :
- Prepare Fertilizer Broadcaster: Fill it with appropriate fertilizer as per crop requirements.
- Attach Broadcaster: Securely attach it to your cycle weeder.
Fertilization Process:
- Start moving at a steady pace while operating the broadcaster mechanism.
- Ensure even distribution across your field by maintaining consistent speed and direction.
4. Ploughing Operation :
- Detach Previous Attachments : Remove both cultivator tines and fertilizer broadcaster before attaching ploughing equipment.
- Attach Plough : Follow specific instructions for securing your plough attachment.
Ploughing Process :
- Engage plough into soil by adjusting depth settings based on soil type (looser soils require less depth).
- Move steadily forward while ensuring that furrows are created evenly across your field.
Applications
:- Cycle Weeder with Blades : The weeder can be employed between rows of crops where mechanical weeders may not fit. This helps in reducing competition for nutrients and water between crops and weeds.
- Cultivator : A cultivator is used to prepare the soil before planting or to aerate the soil during the growing season. It breaks up compacted soil, allowing better water infiltration and root penetration.
- Fertilizer Broadcaster : It is an essential tool for evenly distributing fertilizers across fields. This implement ensures that nutrients are applied uniformly, which is critical for optimal plant growth.
- Plough : The plough is one of the oldest agricultural tools used for turning over the upper layer of soil, bringing fresh nutrients to the surface while burying weeds and previous crop residues.
