Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator

Product Category : Tiller
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Supplier : Virdi Agro Technology

Key Features of Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator
  • Produces a fine seed before or after it rains on every kind of soil with one or two passes only
  • Has the capability to retain soil moisture and increases soil porosity and aeration, which enhance germination and growth of crops
  • Can also be used in dry and wet paddy condition for paddling
  • Saves time, fuel, soil compaction and wear and tear of the tractor
  • It also accomplishes better pulverization in shortest time and leaves the worked soil perfectly levelled
  • Stubbles and residues of previous crop are chopped into pieces and thoroughly mixed in soil to form organic manure
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Product Profile of Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator
Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator produces a fine seed before or after it rains on every kind of soil with one or two passes only. The Tiller/ Rotavator is suitable for removal of banana, cotton, caster, grass, vegetables etc. The Tiller/ Rotavator has the capability to retain soil moisture and increases soil porosity and aeration, which enhance germination and growth of crops. Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator can also be used in dry and wet paddy condition for paddling.

Applications of Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator:
  • Banana
  • Cotton
  • Caster
  • Grass
  • Vegetables


  • Key Features of Agricultural Purpose Tractor Tiller/ Rotavator
    • Produces a fine seed before or after it rains on every kind of soil with one or two passes only
    • Has the capability to retain soil moisture and increases soil porosity and aeration, which enhance germination and growth of crops
    • Can also be used in dry and wet paddy condition for paddling
    • Saves time, fuel, soil compaction and wear and tear of the tractor
    • It also accomplishes better pulverization in shortest time and leaves the worked soil perfectly levelled
    • Stubbles and residues of previous crop are chopped into pieces and thoroughly mixed in soil to form organic manure