Agricultural goose claws are used to prepare seed beds, control weeds, summer fallow, cover tillage and make the field uneven in order to increase moisture absorption and prevent water and wind erosion of the soil. Another name is goose claw, pen plow.
Comparison of Ghazi Caltators with Iron Cow
The depth of penetration of the goose claw blades in the soil is not as high as that of the iron cow, but it subverts the soil optimally and efficiently. The claw shape and sharp design of the blades make the soil soft and ready to plant at the same depth of a few centimeters. The extent to which goose paws sink into the soil depends on various factors; including land conditions, soil texture and tillage type.
The benefits of the Ghazi Ghazi tractor
Farmers and farmers usually take help from goose paw blades for tillage operations in the spring and at the end of the rainy season. In addition to covering the soil, the goose claw blades also help to cut weeds. The use of this efficient tool provides the soil environmental conditions for seed germination and proper plant growth. Goose paws bring the lower parts of the soil to the surface and improve the permeability of the soil for irrigation and air exchange. This practical device is more useful in primary tillage. The photo below is an example of a goose paw that is connected to a tractor, and it is called a goose paw on the back of a tractor.
Types of Ahawa Cow
The material of goose claw blades is made of polished metal and is very strong; so that it does not wear and corrode quickly. All the necessary standards have been met in the alloy used in these blades. Goose claws are usually produced with a working width of one meter and different number of branches to be installed on all types of gasoline and diesel tillers. The installation place of goose claws is the back of the tiller. All kinds of goose claws are available in different models based on the distance between the branches and the number of branches.