This Invented Machine Surprises Even Farmers - Incredible Ingenious Agricultural Inventions ▶2

[@LinhHarvesting]

You’re making the harvest look effortless

[@jeffreystephenson6946]

Hey up there i am a farmer and nothing surprised me here

[@oneshotme]

I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@robertsparling]

That machine was not a rock burier. It was a rotary cultivator. When the cultivating blades turn against the direction of travel, rocks do get buried, but the purpose is seed bed preparation.

[@ВладимерКутузов-щ7ж]

А покажите ролик как сажают редиску.

[@adamkrolikowski892]

Fajne😊..!@*

[@hyung-yulcho841]

플라스틱으로 포장 된 건초에 암모니아가스를 주입시켜서 소의 사료로 사용하면 소의 위장에서 단백질 원료인 아미노산으로 만들어 줍니다.

[@williegervacio2953]

May I know the price of stone burier. Thanks

[@robertsparling]

It isn't a stone burier, it is a rotary cultivator. The machine you saw runs about 2000 Euro in Germany. That is about 2200 US. It is used to prepare a seed bed for planting. When the blades rotate against the direction of travel, it does bury small stones, but you shouldn't use it for those big ones. There are other machines for the big stones. I would use that machine to till a garden bed or to put in a new lawn. It could be used for small fields, but there are bigger models.

[@wbw535]

​@@robertsparling You are wrong, it bury stones, blades throw soil against spikes, soil go thru it, but stones stay under that spike line, normal rotary cultivator mix all. Anyways looks that it's about same prices.

[@robertsparling]

@@wbw535 I own one. It Can break a blade or a bolt in a blade against a big stone. Pick the big ones up.

[@wbw535]

@@robertsparling Ok, we have different view, but it's made to bury stones, smaller then, that's why it have that spike line, which is not in normal rotary tiller. williegervacio2953 was maybe interested that option. That demonstration big stone looks weak limestone, it probably break to pieces, so it works, and look effective, but i agree your opinion that collect stones, if they are too big, and hard to that machine can handle.🙂

[@nevillewalker6299]

The mini round baler is not new. I tested one 30yrs back.

[@robertsparling]

When I was a kid 50 years ago, small round bales were exceedingly common.

[@knezevicdragan3657]

Ovo su mašine a ne ratne

[@sergecolin1259]

ou trouver cette machine en france