
Remove compacted layers of soil
Soil decompaction is an essential agricultural practice for improving soil structure and promoting crop growth. The DT soil loosener and decompactor is designed to penetrate deep into the soil, between 30 and 60cm, and break up compacted layers.
Here are some tips for optimal use:
Here are some tips for optimal use:
- Choose the right time: It is best to decompact the soil when it is slightly moist. Soil that is too dry or too wet can make the operation less effective.
- Adjust the working depth: The decompaction depth must be adjusted according to the type of soil and the crop in place.
- Avoid repeated passes: A single pass is often sufficient to achieve the desired results. Repeated passes can damage the soil structure.