Using the Tined Weeder to eliminate Weeds:
70% of the success in using a tined weeder comes from covering and chocking the germinating weeds with topsoil or exposing it to the sun and wind. 30% of the elimination results are achieved by uprooting the weeds. It is during germination or the small leaf stage of the weed that the success rate of eliminating the weed is the highest.
Blind Cultivation, just before the crop comes up, is usually highly successful. When the weeds are very small and most sensitive to being disturbed is the best time to remove the initial flush of weeds in your crop.
You, who know best about your soil conditions and the weather, will determine the best tine, working depth, tine setting and speed, needed to obtain the best results.
Boosts Soil Vitality-Keeps weeds in check:
The tined weeder fits perfectly into your overall cultivation concept, which ranges from crop rotation, fertilization, improving your soil to mechanical weeder control.
In addition to helping you keep you weeds in check, there are other advantages to using the Einbock Tined Weeder:
- Soil aeration
- Regulation of water content by interrupting the capillary effect
- Enhancing soil coherence
