The function of a rotary tiller

Soil tillage and improvement: Rotary tillers turn the soil over by rotating blades, mixing the top and bottom layers of the soil, which helps to improve soil structure, making the soil looser and increasing its air permeability and water retention. During the ploughing process, the rotary tiller can effectively turn the weeds, residues and root stubble on the surface into the soil, which not only reduces the growth of weeds but also provides a better growth environment for crops. The rotary tiller can also level the soil after ploughing, providing a uniform soil surface for subsequent agricultural operations such as sowing, planting and irrigation, which is conducive to the growth and development of crops.

Improving agricultural production efficiency: Rotary tillers can complete large-scale soil ploughing work in a short time, significantly saving labor and time costs. Rotary tillers can evenly plough the soil, ensuring its looseness and uniformity, providing a favorable soil environment for crop growth, and thereby increasing crop yield and quality.

Adapt to different terrains and soil conditions: The rotary tiller is flexibly designed and can adapt to various terrains such as plains, hills, and mountains, as well as different types of soil conditions like sandy soil, loam, and clay, ensuring effective farming in all kinds of environments.

Promoting sustainable agricultural development: By improving soil quality and increasing crop yields, rotary tillers help reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and lower the pollution of agricultural production to the environment. Rotary tillers can make full use of land resources, improve land utilization rates, and provide a guarantee for the sustainable development of agricultural production. The wide application of rotary tillers has promoted the development of agricultural mechanization, accelerated the process of agricultural modernization, and laid a foundation for the sustainable development of agriculture.