Mechanisation
Agricultural machinery keeps getting larger and heavier to enable arable farmers to use more land without increasing their labour requirements. That heavy machinery causes soil compaction, which can lead to serious declines in yields. The challenge is therefore to design mechanisation in such a way that it prevents soil compaction without also increasing labour requirements.
At Farm of the Future, you can find information on:
- How to avoid soil compaction in arable farming on clay soils
- How to use smaller and lighter machinery for various arable farming systems, without increasing your labour requirements