What is a Disc Harrow and what does it use for?

Disking is a farm management practice used for soil preparation. It usually follows plowing, either deep or shallow. While plowing cuts, granulates, and inverts the soil, creating furrows and ridges, disking breaks up clods and surface crusts. Additionally, disking improves soil granulation and surface uniformity. As one of the most important soil preparation practices, disking is beneficial for provoking the weed growth and destroys already emerged weeds. It also assists in the important task of incorporating crop residues into the soil.

A disc harrow is a crucial farm equipment used to prepare soil for planting or sowing by breaking up the clods and surface crusts. It thus improves soil granulation and destroys the weeds. This equipment makes well-tilled soil for healthier plants and better yields.

Novatar Spring Legged Disc Harrow is an agricultural machine that is used to till the soil where crops are to be planted.

Each disc works separately due to independent bearing. Damages to occur on the chassis and the cracks due to back and forth motion of the discs for encountering an obstacle due to each self–springing leg, damages and cracks are eliminated. It is less affected by the roughness of the surface of the plantation/land. It almost never damages the leveling of the land.

The serrated concave discs (560,610 mm diameter), which are supported by maintenance-free angular ball bearings, form the basis for the outstanding quality of work produced by this highly durable implement.

It’s the best machine for soil processing that becomes important recently. It is possible with this machine to mix crumbling plant parts in the best way and to become useful faster for the plant, consequently bringing in biological balance of the soil again.