August
2026
TILLCUT TE in stony soils: how…
Stony soils are among the most demanding conditions for stubble cultivation. At ZD Dolní Újezd, TILLCUT TE covered around 300 hectares and showed how the HARDOX blades stand up to this level of load....
Zemědělské služby Dynín a.s., a group of farming organizations, knows that mulching pays off, and therefore they purchased the wide horizontal mulcher, MM 7000 with a width of 7 metres by BEDNAR. This machine has a strong rigid frame prepared for extreme seasonal outputs. As the only mulcher on the market, the main parts of the machine are galvanized, which significantly increases the resistance and durability of the machine, both with regard to the weather conditions and plant juices that are often very aggressive due to folic acids they contain. The bottom part of the machine is armoured to protect it from impacts with rocks. It is very important to use the corn knife set for crushing corn stubble. The set includes two knives, one above the other, which substantially improves the crushing effect on crop residue.
Mulcher MM 7000 is also convincing thanks to the high daily output. When first used in Dynín, they managed to mulch a corn stubble field with an area of 130 hectares in 13 hours, in spite of the fact that it was not a single field block. Mulching crop residue really pays off. And they know this in Dynín, therefore they do this activity, essential for modern agronomy.
Stony soils are among the most demanding conditions for stubble cultivation. At ZD Dolní Újezd, TILLCUT TE covered around 300 hectares and showed how the HARDOX blades stand up to this level of load....
Processing oilseed rape stubble with the TILLCUT TE cutting rollers: demonstration near Kietrz, Poland, at 25 km/h and fuel consumption of around 2 l/ha....
BEDNAR FMT continues to expand its dealer network across Northern Europe and is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Norwegian company HCP RINGEN, which has become the exclusive distributor of BEDNAR machinery in the Nor...
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....