Ridging of chicory beds using a Case IH Maxxum 125 with Hegro nose wheel and Baselier 6-row rotary hiller. While a Case IH Puma 150 with VSS Agro seedbed cultivator is preparing the soil for riding and after a few hours the contractor arrived to drill the chicory. Tractors with a nose wheel compact the seed bed evenly over the full working width of the machine. That results in a even growth of the plants.

The huge agriculture machines and increasingly modern agricultural technology have helped farmers to work less hard

So precise, clean cut and professional. The field looks fantastic. Amazing is another word I would like to fit in.

Some explanations of the purpose, the benefits, the cost and way you (un)instal it would be interesting

What’s the purpose of extending the tractor length in this case? And I don’t know why such a heavy expensive tractors are used? They cost high, their parts and maintenance is expensive, their running expenditures must be so high, their tyres and implements everything is expensive than any normal tractors. I.e we have some older model