The LIRA tine harrow after the disc harrow: how to achieve a level field and consistent results

After using equipment such as a disc harrow, the field surface often remains uneven. Even when using modern LOZOVA MACHINERY equipment, clods, plant debris, and unevenness may remain in the field after the first pass.

That is why the LIRA tine harrow is used as the next stage of soil cultivation. It allows you to level the field surface and prepare it for sowing without additional costs.

The LIRA tine harrow works effectively after a disc harrow, performing several tasks at once:

• breaking up clods after disc harrowing
• even distribution of plant residues
• leveling the field’s micro-relief
• forming a uniform seedbed

The multi-row arrangement of the tines ensures consistent processing across the entire working width. This is particularly important for large areas where unevenness can affect seedling quality.

When used in combination with LOZOVA MACHINERY equipment, particularly following implements such as a disc harrow or disc cultivator, the LIRA tine harrow enhances the efficiency of the entire cultivation process.

In fact, this is not about a single operation, but rather a systematic approach to soil cultivation, where each implement performs its specific function.