July
2026
The root system of oilseed rape…
Practical findings from the assessment of oilseed rape crops in Odesa show how tillage, loosening depth and fertiliser placement effect the roots, water uptake and pod development....
With cultivation the soil crust gets crushed, it increases the volume of air in the soil and effectively manages the water. The cultivation brings advantages in growing of corn and is also necessary in white beet growing. Learn more on inter-row cultivation in the document.
The main advantages of inter-row cultivation are capillarity disruption, reduction of water evaporation and restoration of air regime after rain. In addition, it increases absorption capacity of the soil and thus it is a good tool for mechanic regulation of weeds. All other advantages of cultivation are presented by the specialists and farmers in the document.
For inter-row cultivation BEDNAR FMT offers the ROW-MASTER RN and ROW-MASTER RN_S. These are the inter-row cultivators designed for crushing of soil crust in corn, white beet, sunflower and other row growing plants. The BEDNAR cultivators can be completed with sensing optics the ‘CultiCam’ that can navigate the machine from early growth. During the cultivation it is possible to perform fluid or granulated growth side-dress.
Ing. Zdeněk Souhrada, BEDNAR FMT s.r.o. [email protected] Marketing specialist
Practical findings from the assessment of oilseed rape crops in Odesa show how tillage, loosening depth and fertiliser placement effect the roots, water uptake and pod development....
Thousands of operating hours of BEDNAR mulchers, in various working conditions around the world, have proven the quality of the components used and the design of the machines themselves. Based on this experience, BEDNAR now offers...
BEDNAR FMT is pleased to announce the beginning of a new partnership with Mehanizacija Miler, which becomes the new sales and service partner of the BEDNAR brand in Slovenia and Croatia....
Visit BEDNAR at the Royal Highland Show 2026 and discover machinery built for modern farming 18-21 June 2026 | Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh...