Profi

Rauch DeePot 25.1 fertiliser applicator: Going underground

Although the DeePot 25.1 is still at the design prototype stage, Rauch decided to recently present the new machine as part of its 100th anniversary celebrations.

The company reckons there is potential for this type of granular placement in crops such as maize, beet, potatoes, OSR and vegetables — basically anything that is grown in wider rows. And the potential 20% saving in costly nitrogen should certainly attract the interest of growers. Another big plus for

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Profi

Profi4 min read
Claas Atles 936 RZ Versus Axion 960 Terra Trac: Rugged And Strong In Vs. State-of-the-art Spring Green Dress Tracked Counterpart
We start with a little history lesson: Claas had been pursuing the idea of having its own tractor since the late 1950s – launching the Jumbo or the HSG Trac before finally having success with the first Xerion system tractors and distributing the Cate
Profi1 min read
Spot The Difference
We’ve made EIGHT changes to this picture of an Annaburger dump trailer. Simply locate your answers and mark them on the gridline picture at the bottom of the page – it’s just for fun. THE DIFFERENCES IN LAST ISSUE’S PICTURES WERE IN THE FOLLOWING SQU
Profi8 min read
Seven ISObus Systems Compared, Part 2: Tasks With Many Hurdles
Some ISObus-compatible precision drills such as the Grimme Matrix 1800 used in this test, not only do section control but also variable rate along the row. The latter utilises application maps that are pre-prepared in the office and then downloaded t

Related