Power Equipment for Modern Farming
1. Tractors
2. Harvesters
3. Irrigation Systems
Soil Preparation and Maintenance Tools
4. Plows
5. Cultivators
6. Fertilizer Spreaders
Fertilizer spreaders help you apply fertilizers, seeds, and other materials evenly across your fields. Broadcast spreaders use a rotating disk to spread materials over a wide area, which is great for large fields. Drop spreaders, on the other hand, release material beneath them through evenly spaced holes.
When choosing a spreader, consider the size of your farm. For large fields, a tow-behind spreader attached to a tractor or ATV is a good choice. For smaller plots or gardens, a handheld spreader can be sufficient.Crop Management and Protection Equipment
7. Seeders
8. Sprayers
Storage and Transportation Solutions
9. Silos/Barns
Silos and barns help keep your crops SAFE. Silos come in different types, each with its own benefits. Tower silos are tall structures that can hold a lot of grain. They pack well due to their own weight and have lower storage losses. Bunker silos are trenches with concrete walls that you can fill using regular farm equipment. They’re great for large farms and offer fast unloading rates. Bag silos are flexible plastic tubes that work well for both small and large farms. They have lower storage losses and fewer safety risks.
Grain sheds are another option for storing your harvest. They allow for quick loading and unloading, saving you time. Most have concrete bunkers that make it easy to use a front-end loader. Grain sheds can also serve multiple purposes when you’re not storing grain.