WHAT IS MULTIPLOW?

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What exactly is MULTIPLOW and how does it differ from other tillage methods?

MULTIPLOW is a tillage technique that involves performing multiple tasks on the soil in a single pass.

Unlike traditional plows, which turn over the top layer of soil, the multi-plow makes a horizontal cut, preserving the soil structure and minimizing the disturbance of organic matter.

Main features of the MULTIPLOW.

      • Horizontal cut: Preserves the soil structure and prevents compaction, improving water and air infiltration.
      • Versatility: Can perform multiple tasks in one pass, such as weeding, hilling and subsoiling.
      • Sustainability: Contributes to soil conservation, reduces erosion and promotes biodiversity.

Advantages of MULTIPLOW compared to other methods.

      • Increased soil conservation: By minimizing soil disturbance, loss of organic matter and nutrients is reduced.
      • Less compaction: Horizontal cutting prevents the formation of compacted layers that hinder root growth.
      • Water savings: By improving soil structure, water retention capacity is increased, reducing the need for irrigation.
      • Cost reduction: Lower fuel consumption and fewer passes with the tractor.
      • Greater efficiency: Perform multiple tasks in one pass, saving time and money on labor.
      • Lower environmental impact: Reduces greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution.
      • Minimal tillage: Reduces the number of passes required to prepare the land, saving time and fuel.

MULTIPLOW is an innovative technology that offers multiple benefits for sustainable agriculture. By minimizing soil disturbance and improving its structure, it contributes to increased productivity, profitability and care for the environment.

What are the main benefits of MULTIPLOW for crops?
Higher organic matter content: Organic matter is preserved on the surface, improving the soil structure and its capacity to retain water and nutrients.

Increased Productivity:

Better root development: Improved soil structure allows for greater root development, resulting in more vigorous plants and higher yields.

        • Weed Control: Horizontal mowing eliminates weed growth, reducing the need for herbicides.
        • Water Saving:

Greater infiltration: The soil structured by multi-plowing allows for better water infiltration, reducing runoff and irrigation.

          • Greater moisture retention: Organic matter increases the soil’s ability to retain water, which reduces irrigation frequency.
          • Cost Reduction:

Lower fuel consumption: Fewer passes with the tractor are required, which reduces fuel consumption.

Reduced use of agrochemicals: By improving soil health and mechanically controlling weeds, the need for fertilizers and herbicides is reduced.

Sustainability.

Reduction of environmental impact: Lower greenhouse gas emissions, less water pollution and conservation of soil biodiversity.

More sustainable agriculture: Contributes to agriculture that is more respectful of the environment and future generations.

What type of soil is it best to use the MULTIPLOW on?

The updates made to the MULTIPLOW over the last decade allow the technology to work on any type of soil and crop. In addition, an impact protection system for stony soils was incorporated.

The MULTIARADO is manufactured according to the power of each client’s tractor, the type of crop, sowing width and total hectares to be worked.

Detailed benefits of the new updates.

Greater versatility: Thanks to adaptations, the MULTIPLOW has become an essential tool for farmers with varied terrain, from the lightest to the heaviest.

Less wear and longer life: The impact protection system extends the life of the implement. In addition, the new reversible double-life tips and blades with high-quality steel reduce maintenance and replacement costs.

Customized: manufacturing ensures that each farmer gets a MULTIPLOW that is perfectly suited to their specific needs, optimizing efficiency and productivity.

Reducing environmental impact: By allowing more precise tillage adapted to each soil and crop, the Multiarado contributes to more sustainable agriculture, reducing erosion and the consumption of inputs.

You don’t need five separate implements! The MULTIPLOW is the perfect solution for farmers looking to simplify their work and increase their productivity.

And that’s not all! After finishing your farming, you can rent the equipment and take even greater advantage of its benefits and advantages. This will allow you to Increase your annual income. Obtain an even greater return on investment. Enjoy greater profitability and efficiency in your agricultural work

Possible additional applications and benefits:

Soil preparation for different crops: The MULTIPLOW can be adapted to prepare soil for a wide variety of crops, from grains to vegetables and fruit trees.

Highly recommended for rejuvenating pastures without having to move animals from the area. Integration with other technologies: The possibility of integrating the MULTIPLOW with GPS guidance systems and soil moisture sensors allows for even more precise and efficient tillage.

Reduced operating costs: By optimizing soil preparation, the MULTIPLOW can help reduce production costs such as fuel consumption and labor.

Use and Maintenance

How should I prepare my land before using the MULTIPLOW? It is recommended that the land be cleared of large stones, logs and metals that could damage the equipment.

What is the recommended working depth for the MULTIPLOW?
It should be set between 30 and 45 cm deep depending on the type of soil and crop and the work to be performed.

How should I maintain my multi-plow to prolong its useful life? Despite the list of diverse tasks that the Multiplow performs, its maintenance is quite simple. The sharpening of the tips and blades is done by the movement of the equipment with the ground. Both parts must be reversed (or changed) before reaching their maximum point; for better penetration and movement of the equipment.

VERY IMPORTANT: Do not make turns with the tractor when the equipment is on the ground. The Multiarado should only be worked in a straight line to avoid damaging the equipment parts.

Why is this recommendation so important?

Component Stress: Turning with the equipment in the ground exerts lateral forces on the blades, chassis and other components of the multi-plow, which can cause:

        • Deformations.
        • Breakages.
        • Premature wear.
      • Uneven blade wear: Turning forces the blades to work at angles not designed for, which accelerates wear and reduces cutting efficiency.
      • Loss of depth: When turning, the MULTIPLOW can lose depth, which affects the quality of the work and the uniformity of soil preparation.
      • Risk of jamming: On hard floors or with many obstacles, turning can cause the equipment to jam, making it difficult to maneuver and requiring greater traction force.

Additional recommendations for the use of the multi-plow.

      • Inspect the equipment before each use: Tighten the screws before starting work with the equipment. Check the condition of the blades, bolts, bearings and other components.
      • Adjust the working depth according to the type of soil and crops: Adequate depth guarantees better soil preparation and prevents excessive wear on the equipment.
      • Avoid working on large stones or other hard objects: These obstacles can damage the blades and other components of the MULTIPLOW.
      • Keep equipment clean and lubricated: Good lubrication prolongs the life of components and facilitates their operation.

Economic Benefits

Multi-Plow and Carbon: A Complex Relationship.

The technology used by Multi-Plow and Horizontal Cutting of soil layers involves removing and aerating the soil without exposing the soil’s organic matter. Therefore, Multi-Plow technology has direct implications on the Carbon Cycle and its capture in the natural sink.

Potential Positive Impacts: Increase in organic matter.

The use of the Multi-Plow incorporates crop residue into the soil, which naturally increases organic matter. Additional applications of organic matter to crops are better conserved in the soil and better utilized by crops. Organic matter acts like a carbon sink, capturing carbon from the atmosphere and storing it in the soil.

Improving soil structure.

According to the UN, 12 million hectares of productive land are lost every year. About 20% of degraded land is cultivated land and 30% to 25% is grassland. Desertification has a direct impact on agricultural production and therefore on food production.

Desertification is a global environmental problem caused by a combination of climatic and human factors. Human causes include deforestation, poor agricultural practices, overgrazing, and overexploitation of natural resources.

Maintaining and restoring soil structures damaged by poor agricultural practices is one of the challenges of today’s agriculture.

Effects of using MULTIPLOW HORIZONTAL CUTTING TECHNOLOGY in reducing negative effects on the tillage of agricultural soils.

Recovery and maintenance of the physical, chemical and biological structures of the soil.

MULTIPLOW technology acts efficiently in the recovery of structures damaged by poor agricultural practices used with Conventional Agriculture.

Bringing life back to the soil is essential to maintain fertility through the microorganisms that inhabit it. Soil organisms act as primary agents for driving the nutrient cycle, regulating the dynamics of soil organic matter, sequestering carbon in the soil and greenhouse gas emissions, modifying the physical structure of the soil and storing water and oxygen. Therefore, returning microflora to the soil is very important and decisive in maintaining the soil as a living being.

Importance of microorganisms for agriculture and soil life.

Microorganisms play a vital role in revising organic matter and cycling nutrients and water to our plants and crops. Decaying organic matter provides microorganisms with energy for growth and supplies carbon for the formation of new cells. As microorganisms help break down organic matter, they release essential nutrients and carbon dioxide into the soil, fix nitrogen, and help transform nutrients into mineral forms that plants can use through a process called mineralization. Additionally, as these microorganisms move through the soil, they aerate it, helping to improve drainage and soil structure.

Because of the role microorganisms play in the environment, “living soil” is one of the most valuable ecosystems on Earth, helping to regulate the climate, mitigate droughts and floods, and filter water.

A well-structured soil, the result of good tillage, retains water and nutrients better, promoting plant growth and increasing carbon capture through photosynthesis.

Impact of sustainable use of MULTIPLOW:

Minimum tillage: The frequency and depth of tillage is reduced, which helps conserve soil organic matter and reduce carbon emissions.

Vegetative cover: Horizontal cutting without inversion of soil structures favors the use of vegetal cover used between main crop cycles, helps protect the soil from erosion, increase organic matter and improve soil structure by incorporating it after use, forming a protective layer on top of the soil not allowing direct penetration of sunlight, carrying out progressive degradation and incorporating it by the action of soil microorganisms, enriching the organic matter present in the soil and thus capturing carbon.

The use of MULTI-PLATE Horizontal Cutting Technology is an essential technology in the preparation of agricultural soils.

Multi-Plow and its Environmental Benefits. Summary:

The MULTIPLOW, as a horizontal tillage tool, has gained ground in sustainable agriculture due to its multiple environmental benefits. Below, we will explore in detail how this technique influences the above-mentioned aspects:

  1. Soil Resilience.

Greater aggregate stability: By making horizontal cuts and minimizing soil inversion, the multi-plow helps maintain a more stable soil structure, increasing its resistance to erosion and extreme weather changes.

    • Greater biodiversity: Less soil disturbance encourages the proliferation of beneficial microorganisms, earthworms and other organisms that improve soil fertility and health.
  1. Carbon Capture:

Higher organic matter content: By reducing the oxidation of organic matter in the soil, MULTIPLOW helps to increase its carbon content.

Humus formation: Organic matter slowly decomposes into humus, a stable, nutrient-rich substance that improves the soil’s ability to store carbon.

  1. Nitrous Oxide Emission:

Emissions reduction: Horizontal tillage, such as that performed with the MULTIPLOW, reduces emissions of nitrous oxide (N2O), a potent greenhouse gas, by decreasing nitrogen mineralization in the soil.

  1. Prevention of Desertification.

Erosion reduction: By minimizing soil exposure to wind and water, MULTIPLOW helps prevent soil loss and desertification.

Improved water infiltration: Less compacted soil with a higher amount of organic matter has a greater capacity to absorb water, which reduces surface runoff and erosion.

  1. Mitigation of Soil Salinity:

Increased water infiltration: By improving soil structure, MULTIPLOW facilitates water infiltration, which helps leach salts and remove salinity.

  1. Decrease in the use of fossil fuels.

Lower energy consumption: Horizontal tillage requires less fuel and energy compared to conventional tillage, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

  1. Reduced Compaction.

Lower pressure on the ground: The multi-plow exerts less pressure on the ground compared to other agricultural implements, which helps prevent compaction and improve soil aeration.

In summary, MULTIPLOW is a valuable tool for sustainable agriculture, as it contributes to improving soil health, reducing erosion, increasing carbon sequestration and decreasing the use of external inputs.

Additional considerations to take into account and optimize the use of the Multi-Plow.

The MULTIPLOW is a fundamental tool in modern agriculture and, if used correctly, can significantly improve soil quality and crop productivity. Below are some recommendations to get the most out of it.

Before starting work.

  • Thorough inspection: Before each use, check the condition of the blades, bolts, bearings and other components. Make sure everything is in top condition to avoid breakdowns.
  • Correct adjustment: Adjust the working depth according to the soil and crop type. An appropriate depth ensures better soil preparation and prevents excessive wear on the equipment.
  • Lubrication: Apply lubricants to friction points to reduce wear and extend equipment life.

During work.

  • Constant speed: Maintain a constant working speed to ensure uniform tilling depth.
  • Overlap Passes: Overlap passes slightly to ensure complete ground coverage and avoid leaving unplowed furrows.
  • Avoid obstacles: Do not work over rocks, roots or other obstacles that could damage the blades or jam the equipment.
  • Work in a straight line: Remember that it is essential to work in a straight line! Turning with the equipment in the ground can damage components and reduce work efficiency.
  • Monitor the tractor: Pay attention to signs from the tractor, such as rising engine temperature or excessive fuel consumption, that may indicate problems.

Preventive maintenance:

  • Cleaning: Clean the multi-plow after each use to remove dirt and other materials that can accelerate wear.
  • Periodic review: Conduct periodic reviews of all equipment to detect and repair any damage in time.

By following these recommendations, you will be able to make the most of the capabilities of your MULTIPLOW and obtain optimal results in your agricultural work.

Do you have any other specific questions about the use of the multi-plow? Leave us your comments and concerns and we will respond as soon as possible.

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SAVINGS ON 50 HECTARES FOR THE PRODUCER (BUYING 1 MODEL MH-4 EQUIPMENT)

The MH4 model saves $6,367.2 usd/ every 10 hectares
On 50 hectares you save $31,836 usd/ you take out your investment and you still have money left.
To prepare 50 hectares you need 40 hours = 5 days of work x 8 hours of work.
IN LESS THAN A WEEK YOU RETURN YOUR INVESTMENT IN THE CONCEPT OF SAVINGS.

In addition to the above, you must take into account the value of the savings in: fertilizers, herbicides, water and time, while regenerating the soil. The producer and/or manufacturer/Investor must read the USER MANUAL carefully, (which is sent with the purchase) to get the most out of the equipment.

Immediate Benefits of Using Multiplow in Livestock and Pastures:
• Eliminates soil and pasture compaction.
• Reduces soil preparation work.
• Decompresses pasture soils without damaging the grass and without moving animals from the area.
• Returns the soil to its physical, chemical and biological condition.

 

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