DSF 1500

THE IMPORTANCE OF LOCALIZED FERTILIZATION

• Optimization of the fertilizer provided by limiting the risk of evaporation or burning of the plant.
• Optimal availability for the plant with the fertilizer dissolved in the soil available to the roots even in dry conditions.
• Possibility of fertilizing only near the plant to ensure better domination against weeds.
• This phenomenon is even more marked in Conservation Agriculture where the organic matter of cover crop can create nitrogen hunger on the surface and in the row which will penalize the emergence of weeds.
• Better plant start-up, increased number of ears and improved yield.
• Possible reduction in the amount of fertilizer added due to the better consumption of the fertilizer.
• Save time by reducing one pass.
• Reduced risk of air pollution (by evaporation) and water in the event of runoff.

PERFORMANCE WITHIN FERTILIZATION

• Stainless steel metering unit as standard with dosing by splines and agitator system allowing the efficient distribution of the main types of fertilizer, whether dusty or not, with a tendency to agglomerate or not, or very light such as corks organic fertilizer.
• Easy loading due to the wide and flared hopper and large opening by rolling up the cover tarpaulin.  This allows direct loading with the bucket or with a suitable trailer. Rolled up tarpaulin is safe and does not risk being damaged when approaching the bucket or big-bags.
• Upper hopper grid to effectively prevent any risk of blockage due to blocks or torn piece of bag.
• Possibility of using a front ramp associated with the DSF to place the fertilizer in full with spark gaps or located on the sowing lines with straight descents.
• Dose control system allows the dose to be modulated during use.

FRONT RAMP KIT

THE SOLUTION TO INCREASE THE POSSIBILITIES

• Easy hitching without hoses to connect to the tractor
• No equipment to add on the rear tool
• Possibility of use with different tools
• Excellent visibility on the seed boom
• No risk of clogging by projections of soil
• Optimal flow rate by reducing the length of pipes
• Wiring of pipes with double spark gaps fertilizer / seed

ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT OF METERING UNIT

• Efficient DPAE flow control
• Seeding rate regulation
• Automated calibration test
• Tramline management
• Forward speed measured by GPS receiver (or optional radar)
• Pre-start lunching
• Diagnostic mode