Food and feed crop
Like all crops, growers work hard to reach the highest potential yield on everything they grow. In feed crops, this is just as important. Oats grow similarly to cereals crops and are drilled plus harvested at the same time of year as these too. The most rapid growth stage for oats is in the Spring, where we see brighter days and an increase in temperature.
Crops grow
Soil nutrition is especially important in areas of which oats are grown, this is because the crop is highly susceptible to grain abortion caused by drought. To achieve high yields on oats, the plant must get sufficient amounts of water to enable optimal growth and development. The root system of oats is large and will explore the soil hugely during its growth stages, giving a high soil nutrient use efficiency.
In combination with good soil nutrition, it is important that the plant receives the desired rate of chemicals and feed to ensure an increase in yield. To aid in achieving this, Agrifac develops technologies to enable the grower to target the crop by applying each droplet exactly in the right spot.
Condor crop sprayers and spray technology
Best coverage and up to 95% drift reduction with, HighTechAirPlus (HTA)
Changing (weather) conditions, the right amount of chemicals, a smaller window of opportunity: A challenge you can tackle with the HighTechAirPlus system. HighTechAirPlus is a combination of traditional spraying, air assistance and mixing in the nozzle holders. The perfect combination to create a constant and easily set droplet size that can be adjusted to changing conditions from the cab.
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Air assistance to get the chemicals to the right spot, AirFlowPlus
Agrifac is introducing the air assistance system, AirFlowPlus. The distinguishing feature of this system is the installation of fans every three metres. This creates an unprecedented air capacity and uniform distribution of the air across the total width of the spray boom, irrespective of the working widths and the number of boom sections you are working with!
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