At first glance, nothing. But we can also say that they are tools needed on a farm. You can farm without them, but sooner or later, you will likely need them. You don’t need to think too deeply about it; the analogy aims to show that there are tools that can be replaced under ideal conditions. For example, a farmer
We received an exciting task. We had to support autumn direct seeding. Of course, since we were involved, it wasn’t direct seeding anymore, but it was sensible. The area was a mix of looser and tighter sandy stubble and meadow, where soil preparation was of utmost importance. However, due to the recent drought conditions, we had to minimize soil disturbance.
In 2015, we took a Busa row-crop cultivator to Szentes for testing, where we demonstrated the advantages of the KS Rotary row-crop cultivator on a 10-hectare area. This was when Mr. Levendovics got acquainted with BUSA as a brand. Nothing proves his satisfaction better than May 2015, when 90 mm of rain fell at once. As a result, a 2-3
This year has been like a roller coaster for farmers. The whims of the weather and drought were offset by rising crop prices, but during the harvest, fuel prices caused a stir. Due to disruptions in supply chains, equipment was halted because of late parts, or machines ordered for the season arrived with significant delays. And, of course, there’s the
During autumn sowing, we often skip several technological steps, mainly for cost-saving reasons, saying that it will sprout anyway. This can be true if the weather is on our side. However, if we want to be sure, we need to sow in a good seedbed! The role of the seedbed is partly to create a moisture-stable soil structure. The fine
