How tractors are used in agriculture

Tractors are widely used in agriculture, mainly in the following areas:

Tillage tractors can be connected to plows, cultivators and other equipment for land cultivation, turning the soil, improving the soil structure, and preparing for seeding.

Sowing tractors with seeders can sow seeds quickly and evenly. Modern seeders allow for precise sowing, improving seed germination and crop yields.

Fertilizing tractors can be used in conjunction with fertilizer applicators to precisely apply chemical or organic fertilizers. This not only improves fertilizer application efficiency, but also effectively controls the amount of fertilizer used and reduces environmental pollution.

IrrigationSome tractors can be equipped with irrigation equipment to help farmers carry out irrigation operations, especially in arid areas or places with insufficient irrigation facilities.

Weeding and pest controlTractors can be connected to weeders or sprayers for field weeding and pesticide spraying, effectively controlling weeds and pests and improving crop health.

The harvesting tractor can be coupled with a harvester to quickly harvest mature crops. Its strong power makes harvesting much more efficient and reduces labor costs.

Transportation tractors can tow a hauler to move produce, feed and farm equipment, facilitating daily farm operations and material flow.

Soil management tractors can perform operations such as deep loosening and rotary plowing to improve soil permeability and water retention and promote crop growth.