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Cultivar, moderate-residue

Agronomic Row CropsModerate-Residue Cultivator Units intended for conservation tillage conditions (tilled residue with 30 percent coverage) or an untilled corn crop yielding up to 120 bushels/acre in loose to moderate soils with occasional stones up to 10 pounds. Overview: These cultivators are a popular step up from a conventional cultivator for their ability to handle […]

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Cultivator, low-residue

Agronomic Row CropsLow-Residue Cultivator Intended for conventionally tilled, light to moderate soils with small stones and up to 20% tilled residue. Overview: Uproots or buries weeds between rows in a growing crop; because the shanks are usually closely spaced (less than 6" apart), residue flow is restricted. May be adjustable for row width, sweep depth, […]

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Introduction To Cultivators

Agronomic Row Crops Cultivators Innovations in the past 30 years have made cultivators more farmer-friendly, crop sensitive and soil-conserving compared with earlier models. Consider Three-point hitch, front or rear mounts. If you remember cumbersome mid-tractor 'belly' mount corn cultivators, today's models are a lot less hassle. Rear three-point hitches are standard. Quick-hitches make connecting and […]

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Hoes and Harrows to the Rescue

Agronomic Row Crops Hoes and Harrows to the Rescue Flex-tine weeders, spike-tooth harrows and rotary hoes can be set so that they perform shallow tillage weeding about the same as each other in non-crusted soils. But in heavily crusted soil, flex-tines may not penetrate at all and the harrows can dislodge then push soil chunks […]

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Spike-tooth harrow

Agronomic Row CropsSpike-Tooth Harrow Crop, weed ranges similar to flex-tine weeder. Overview: Pointed metal spikes stir soil to a depth of 1" to 1.5". For weeding, works much like a rotary hoe or flex-tine harrow (See 'Harrows and hoes to the rescue,' below.) Used widely for seedbed preparation. Design Features: The high-carbon steel spikes (0.5" […]

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Flex-tine weeder

Agronomic Row CropsFlex-Tine Weeder Overview: Spring wire tines scratch the soil surface to uproot tiny weed seedlings. Up to 25 tines per toolbar foot are mounted in a staggered fashion on three or six mounting bars, resembling the layout of a spike-tooth harrow. The bent tines vibrate rapidly and glide around or over obstructions. A […]

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Rotary hoe accessories

Agronomic Row CropsRotary Hoe Accessories Bearing Protector and Residue-Knife Kit Overview: An insert extends the wheel axle, moving each wheel closer to the adjoining arm where two stationary sickle-bar mower blades shred residue brought up by wheels.Design Features: Allows hoeing in heavier residue.Price: $25 per wheel unit.Source: 21, 36 Replacement Tooth TipsOverview: Weld-on 'spoons' restore […]

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Rotary hoe, high-residue

Agronomic Row CropsHigh-Residue Rotary Hoe Overview: Same operating principles as standard rotary hoe (previous entry), but works in fields with up to 60 percent residue as long as teeth still are able to penetrate into the soil surface. Optional knives and spacers help to cut residue and reduce plugging. (See below) Design Features: Greater clearance […]

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Rotary hoe, standard

Agronomic Row CropsStandard Rotary Hoe Overview: In clean-tilled or low-residue fields, the sharp-edged, rounded teeth on rotary hoe spokes aggressively uproot weeds in the preemergent, white-root stage. Hoes work before or after crops are up, as long as crop seed is more deeply rooted than weeds and crop tissue damage is not too severe. Rotary […]

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Row Crop Tools

Agronomic Row CropsTool Index Introduction to Agronomic Tool Use  Rotary hoe, standard  Rotary hoe, high-residue  Rotary hoe accessories  Flex-Tine weeder  Spike-tooth harrow Hoes and Harrows to the Rescue Cultivators  Cultivator, low-residue  Cultivator, moderate-residue  Cultivator, high-residue  Cultivator, maximum-residue  Cultivator, rolling  Cultivator, horizontal disk  Cultivator sweeps, knives and wings  Cultivator shields  Cultivator components Hot Tips for Flame Weeding Guidance Systems  Guidance mirrors  Guidance, furrower/wheel  Guidance, ridge mechanical  Guidance, plant sensing    Hitch steer guidance    Side-shift guidance    Tool-pivoting guidance    Disk-steer guidance  […]

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This work is supported by the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program under a cooperative agreement with the University of Maryland, project award no. 2024-38640-42986, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and should not be construed to represent any official USDA or U.S. Government determination or policy.


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