[Terrapreta] The Rotocult Horizontal Cultivator ....18 inches with one Pass!
Shengar at aol.com
Shengar at aol.com
Tue Aug 28 16:16:33 EDT 2007
The Rotocult Horizontal Cultivator is being hailed in all sectors of the
agricultural industry as a revolution that has now provided farmers with an
'alternative' to using the "traditional" methods of cultivation. It's a
Horizontal orbital action which slices the earth, incorporates trash without
cultivating the inner space resulting in less soil disturbance, greater moisture
retention, significant fuel and time savings and less maintenance. Now with one
double row cultivator it is possible for one man and a single machine to
cultivate up to 1 hectare per hour with a single pass and follow up with a planter
almost immediately.
_http://www.rotocult.com/_ (http://www.rotocult.com/)
Here is a reply I just received from the inventor;
"Thank you for your email Erich. It was very interesting reading.
Rotocult can cultivate to a depth of 18” while incorporating organic matter
in one pass.
Should you require detailed information or a movie CD please contact us.
Regards,
John Wilkinson
C.E.O.
Natascha Wilkinson
WILKINSON’S BLACKSMITH’S
1 Gill Street
Atherton Qld 4883
Ph: 07 4091 1833
Fax: 07 4091 1653
Email: _tash at wilkinsons.com.au_ (mailto:tash at wilkinsons.com.au)
Web: www.rotocult.com
____________________________________
From: Wilkinsons Blacksmiths [mailto:hse at wilkinsons.com.au]
Sent: Tuesday, 28 August 2007 9:02 AM
To: tash at wilkinsons.com.au
Subject: FW: Terra Preta Soil Technology
From: Shengar at aol.com [mailto:Shengar at aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, 25 August 2007 2:54 PM
To: johnwilkinson at rotocult.com
Subject: Terra Preta Soil Technology
Dear Mr. Wilkinson,
I have a soil engineering challenge, in short it involves incorporation of
Bio-Char, at the least cost to a depth of 3 feet.
I've talked to design engineers at Deer, Catapillar and New Holland about
sub-soilers, rippers and large scale roto-tillers. We also kicked around ideas
about injectors and modified vibratory plows feeding charcoal instead of
cable.
Your RotoCult looks interesting for initial surface mixing before
sub-soiling or ripping.
I thought the current news and links on Terra Preta soils and closed-loop
pyrolysis would interest you.
Thanks, Erich
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