Power Weeder Products

Power weeders are primary agricultural equipment, which is used for secondary tillage. After the plantation, a power weeder was employed to get rid of weeds and keep the plant from taking over the topsoil. The weeds that surround the agricultural plants are eliminated by the topsoil nearby by expelling them and covering their leaves to prevent photosynthesis.

The power weeder is a new generation soil preparation tool with special user-friendly characteristics that may be used for all types of farms to de-weed, plough, and form ridges. Power weeders have numerous uses, including intercrop (minimum 2 feet) de-weeding in coconut farms, cotton, sugarcane plantations, vegetables, horticulture, etc. They are a necessary tool for every Indian farmer.

Uses of Power Weeder:

• Weeding

• Ridge forming - Straight and circular.

• Land Cultivation

• Soil Levelling

How to use Power-weeder?

In farming, power weeders are used to get rid of weeds and keep plants from ruining the soil's fertility by growing too close to the top layer of fertile soil. By removing them and covering their leaves to impede photosynthesis, the topsoil that covers the plants kills the weeds.

A new generation of soil preparation equipment, the power weeder is suitable for all kinds of farms for deseeding, ploughing, and ridge creation. It has special user-friendly features. The intercrop (minimum 2 feet) deseeding in coconut farms, cotton, sugarcane plantations, vegetables, horticulture, and other areas is one of the main uses for the power weeder.

A power weeder is used to get rid of weeds and control the plant in the topsoil after the plantation. The weeds that surrounded the agricultural plants are driven out by the topsoil, which also covers the leaves to prevent photosynthesis. Cultivators are made to loosen the soil in particular patterns while protecting the plants and upsetting the weeds, unlike harrows, which agitate the entire surface of the soil.