Avoid crop residue burning penalties: how high-speed rotary tillers incorporate standing stubble into the soil to boost organic carbon content.
Burning crop stubble destroys soil microbial biodiversity, depletes nitrogen, and leads to air pollution. A heavy-duty rotavator with sharp boron steel blades shreds crop stalks and incorporates them into the upper 15 cm soil profile. When irrigated, this residue decomposes within 20 days, transforming into natural humus and boosting organic carbon levels by 0.2% to 0.4%.
- Stubble Management
- Bio-Manure
- Soil Organic Carbon
- No Burning