Following the harvest and the initial passage of a stubble shredder or brush cutter at a controlled speed and low height to finely fragment residue from the prior harvest, we recommend seamlessly integrating Ecoplow Farming into your agricultural process. Our state-of-the-art equipment executes a horizontal cut of the soil at a depth ranging from 8 to 12 inches, ushering in a transformative method of soil preparation.

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The horizontal tillage technique employed by Ecoplow Farming excels in root-level weed removal, leaving the soil resilient and the exposed weeds desiccated due to the absence of water and nutrients. Intriguingly, these desiccated weeds form a nutrient-rich compost layer on the soil surface, akin to a protective carpet. This layer shields the arable soil from the direct impact of raindrops, preventing both drying out and compaction.

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This distinctive process yields manifold benefits for the soil. Rainwater is efficiently infiltrated and stored, functioning as a natural water reservoir for subsequent harvests. The soil maintains a loose, protected, and level state throughout the entire period, facilitating a flexible sowing calendar that aligns with the optimal timing for your crop.