Evers Agro B.V. products

The versatile rigid-tine cultivator is suitable for tillage to depths of 10 to 60 cm. The cultivator loosens the soil thoroughly so that it can accommodate roots well and the soil becomes water-permeable.

The multi purpose cultivator is multifunctional. This cultivator offers a solution in many circumstances, both in light and heavy soil, and in difficult areas for cultivation. The machine has large, rigid tines with free passage to remove any bothersome soil layers.

Cultivating agricultural land causes changes in the soil structure. The use of heavy farm machinery is just one of the causes of soil compactions. Using a subsoiler to loosen or break up these compactions from time to time, the vitality of the soil is maintained and an optimal soil structure is guaranteed. These are important preconditions for a good yield.

Crops such as maize, oilseed rape and carrots are particularly suitable for growing on ridges. The ridges increase the soil surface considerably. The advantage of the larger soil surface is that more heat enters the soil, especially in spring. This heat makes phosphate more readily available, which results in faster root development.

Cultivators with spring tines are known as the all-rounders in stubble cultivation and seedbed preparation and are suitable for both shallow and deeper soil cultivation. The cultivator is designed for light tillage and a relatively low tractor power.

The Evers stubble cultivator is a versatile and solid machine for effective stubble cultivation. The wing point chisels allow stubble to be loosened and mixed with the soil quickly and to a depth of 10 to 20 centimetres along the entire working width. This stubble cultivator is also suitable for subsequent deeper and more intensive stubble cultivation. In addition, the cultivator can be used for seedbed preparation when sowing into stubble. With a seed drill connected, the green manure can be sown straight away in the same pass. This makes the stubble cultivator twice as efficient.

The 4-row Vario Disc model is particularly suitable for situations with a lot of plant residues, such as maize grain, corn cob silage, and grass seed stubble. High and tough stubbles are easily cut and then completely mixed into the top layer of the soil. The wide disc spacing creates a smooth flow and guarantees working without blockages. Even more intensive mixing is essential when growing grain, because of larger quantities of straw and stubble residues.

Thanks to the unique infinitely adjustable angle adjustment system, the disc harrow is suitable for all soil conditions. 

The Evers machine with cutting rollers is most effective for maize stubble cultivation and to control the larvae of the corn stalk borer in an environmentally friendly manner.