3-section, two-row Demarol cultivator and ridder

Thanks to the possibilities of modern production of agricultural machines , as well as technological progress, work on a farm becomes less burdensome and more automated. For many farms, agricultural machines are invaluable because they save time and also improve work efficiency.

Potato cultivation in Poland began in 1683, when King John III Sobieski brought potato tubers during his return from the Vienna expedition. Of course, potato cultivation has changed dramatically since then. This does not mean that the systems of growing this raw material were bad, but time has certainly worked to our advantage. Currently, the harvesting of tubers and the cultivation of potatoes are mostly mechanized. The consumer receives a clean product, often already packaged. Of course, this valuable agricultural machine, such as a potato hiller, is dedicated to all inter-row crops for vegetables that grow in ridges (potatoes, beets).

The Demarol 3-section, two-row hoe-grinder is a unique agricultural machine. It is a multifunctional care tool for growing plants in ridges. This machine, as the name suggests, allows you to remove weeds, cover plants or form ridges.

This machine can be used for weeding and loosening between rows. The total width of the supporting frame beam is 150 cm. Thanks to this, we can adjust the arm spacing by selecting the working width to suit our needs. Additionally, the working angle of the machine can be adjusted in three positions.

The cultivator-grinder is equipped with two feeler wheels, covering coulters, straight coulters and goose feet.