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DECOMPACTOR [1 record]

Record 1 2012-09-10

English

Subject field(s)
  • Farm Implements and Gardening Tools
  • Tillage Operations (Agriculture)
CONT

The decompactor improves soil structure by establishing a system of deep cracks and fissures and so ids the downward movement of air, water and roots through to a greater depth of the soil profile, thus improving drainage in wet years and increasing resistance to drought in dry years.

OBS

Earthquake Decompactor. Soil displaced by blades combined with the forward speed produces a wave action to decompact the soil the full working depth of the times.

OBS

[Decompactors are] ideal for areas where decompaction has been a problem.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Outillage agricole et horticole
  • Travaux du sol (Agriculture)
DEF

Appareil de travail du sol servant à atténuer le tassement du sol en profondeur créé par des passages d'engins en conditions trop humides.

CONT

Les décompacteurs sont constitués d'un bâti très robuste supportant des dents capables de travailler le sol au-dessous de la profondeur normale de labour.

OBS

Il présente généralement de fortes lames verticales, inclinées, droites au recourbées.

Spanish

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