Cousins of Emneth Ltd products

Contour Rolls have fully flexing ring sections and provide unbeatable ground following in all conditions.

Leading tines, Springboard levelling system and 2 rows of cast rings or razor rings. Simple positive depth/ pitch control; 1050 kg weight per metre (approx); rigid or centre folding formats. Folding models reduce to 2.5m for transport.

This machine is designed to perform speedy primary or secondary cultivations, with two rows of individually mounted cutaway discs giving overall spacings of 125mm, followed by Razor Rings.

c/w 900mm dia. Steel Rings. Features: Specially designed Fen Packer Rings Made from Steel not Cast Iron. Fully contouring, articulated frame. Designed for use on light black fen soils. Versatile-Use on ploughed work, before or after drilling and for spring rolling emerging crops. Tyre size 400/60-15.5 x 14 ply.

Cousins’ Surface cultivator is a product of the ongoing ‘i-tillage’ programme with agronomists Hutchinsons. By cultivating the top 50mm of soil it has proven highly effective against black grass and won the IMMA innovation award for cultivation kit at Cereals 2014.

Cousins of Emneth unveiled their new Double Tine for strip till’ at Lamma 2015, the latest product of their i-tillage project with agronomists Hutchinsons. Building on the success of their Micro Wing, Double Tine has been developed to ensure beet can root freely to depth forming the ideal root shape for ease of complete lifting with no ‘fanging’.

Cousins have combined a number of their cultivation attachments to produce an effective, single pass seedbed system. The two rows of straight leading tines offer individually depth adjustment for penetration within tractor wheelings. These are followed by a full width, hydraulic Springboard with springing elements.

Designed and manufactured to make a good, finished, clod-free seedbed for sugar beet, corn, peas etc. at speed and trouble free. The heavy scrubber board carries the hills to the holes and together with the smashing, crushing effect of the heavy steel crossbars a gradual breakdown is achieved.

Introduced to produce a level seedbed in one or two passes, eliminating wheelings. Under many soil conditions the Combination Harrow will produce good results much faster than a Power Harrow, at less capital cost and much lower maintenance costs.