Cassava planter 2AMSU-1
manual1-rowwalk-behind

Cassava planter - 2AMSU-1 - Tagrm - manual / 1-row / walk-behind
Cassava planter - 2AMSU-1 - Tagrm - manual / 1-row / walk-behind
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Characteristics

Crop type
cassava
Type
manual
Number of rows
1-row
Mobility
towed, walk-behind
Other characteristic
bucket, semi-automatic

Description

The 1-row semi-automatic cassava planting machine is an agricultural equipment designed by Nanning TAGRM specifically to improve cassava planting efficiency and reduce labor intensity. This machine integrates multiple functions and aims to achieve mechanized operations in cassava planting. Its main features and functions are described as follows: Manual feeding of stems: At the beginning of the operation, it is necessary to manually feed high-quality cassava stems into the designated entrance of the machine in an orderly manner. This process manually retains the preliminary screening of stem quality, ensuring the planting materials' high quality. Automatic stem cutting: Once the stem is fed in, the machine's built-in automatic cutting system will accurately cut the stem into small sections suitable for planting according to the preset length. This step not only improves planting efficiency but also ensures the uniformity of each stem segment, which is beneficial for subsequent growth management. Trench: Subsequently, the planting machine is equipped with a trenching device to create planting trenches of moderate depth and uniform width in the soil. This feature ensures that the stems can be accurately placed in the optimal growth position while avoiding inconsistencies and additional labor that may arise from manual trenching. Suggest using our company's cassava harvester for harvesting.

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