Ploughs are soil-working implements designed for deep tillage and turning the soil. They cut, lift and turn clods of earth to incorporate crop residues and organic matter and prepare a loose seedbed.

The main types are mounted reversible ploughs (standard in modern arable farming, with a pivoting frame for consistent turning direction), cultivator ploughs (classic bed ploughs), full-reversing ploughs for larger working widths, semi-mounted and trailed ploughs for very large working widths (up to 12 shares), as well as special-purpose ploughs for viticulture, forestry and specialist applications.

Common manufacturers include Lemken, Kverneland, Pöttinger, Vogel & Noot, Amazone, Kuhn, Maschio, Naud, Rabe and Gregoire-Besson.

Ploughs are used in conventional soil cultivation, in traditional arable farming, for incorporating farm manure or catch crops, and in seedbed preparation for maize, cereals, rapeseed and sugar beet.

There are no products in this section