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• A stripper header with one or two rotors – which is better?

  «Which is better, one or two rotors?» – one of the most important questions that farmers have when choosing a stripper header.

  In the article «A stripper header with one or two rotors – which is better?» the main features of the technological process of harvesting with two types of stripper headers, as well as the differences between single-rotorand double-rotor headers, are considered by Associate Professor of the Department of Optimization of Technological Systems of the State Biotechnological University, Ph.D. mr. Pakhuchiy.

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• Whether stripping technology for harvesting really allows you to accumulate snow cover on the field without additional costs and creates favorable conditions for providing the fertile layer with moisture.

  Quite often farmers ask us  whether stripping technology for harvesting really allows you to accumulate snow cover on the field without additional costs and creates favorable conditions for providing the fertile layer with moisture.

  Your friends from Kazakhstan (Belozerka-2030 LLP, Kostanay region) give the answer. They compare the height of the snow cover after harvesting with a traditional header and a stripper header “Slavyanka UAS”: the difference is 60 mm in favor of the stripper technology, and this is additional ground moisture during the growing season of plants.

  You know that soil moisture is one of the factors of plant fertility and productivity, and effective ways to provide it are of great importance for arid regions. Water in the soil affects:

  • crop yield, timing of field work;
  • soil formation processes, temperature and heat capacity, structure, plasticity and density of the soil;
  • aeration, weathering, degree of soil salinity, concentration of toxic substances, etc.

   

  Therefore, one of the most important advantages of using stripping technology for harvesting is indeed the accumulation of snow cover, which is 30-40% more than using traditional harvesting technology.

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• Binary sowing on tall stubble — how is it possible?

  Farmers in any agricultural region strive to use arable land carefully and accumulate organic matter in the soil while reducing costs for plant protection products and mineral fertilizers. The use of binary or multicomponent crops, which give good results with various crop cultivation technologies, is one way to achieve this result.

  Binary crops are a technology of growing two or more agricultural crops simultaneously on one area. The soil in binary crops is better covered and shaded, preventing overheating in hot summer conditions, which means beneficial soil organisms function better.

  To maintain soil fertility, it is advisable to grow mixed agrocenoses of legumes and cereals, which form a dense cenosis with stable productivity over the years, often surpassing the yield of components in monoculture. High plant productivity in mixed crops can be achieved with an appropriate leaf area and optimal formation, influenced by the rational use of mineral nutrition elements. The most significant cenosis-unifying factor is the relationship and interaction between plants and environmental conditions, primarily their competitive relationships arising from survival struggles when growing together on limited land with restricted resources.

  For those just starting to use binary crops in their farms, it is essential to remember the main principles of selecting crops and varieties for their region. It is important to sow in well-prepared, weed-free soil; otherwise, it will be challenging to select herbicides for both crops. Additionally, be prepared for the positive result not to be immediate, so it is advisable to first test the chosen pair of crops on small plots.

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