Sprayer is a machine or a device meant for air-spraying and application of liquid pesticides (in the form of solutions, suspensions, emulsions of various concentration) onto the plants for pests and diseases abatement, and also for weed destruction.


Sprayers are used in agriculture when there’s not enough moisture for spraying the soil with water (another liquid can be used). It improves moisture provision of the plants’ base, increases air humidity near the soil surface and reduces the air temperature near the plants’ base.

Sprayers are widely used for controlling various pests in agriculture and forestry. They are filled with liquid solution of special structure for this purpose.

It Serves the Following Purposes:

   •   to convey grain into plastic bags;

   •   to unload the combine harvester tanks and to transport grain to the side of the field for further reloading it into the bulk grain lorry;

•   to load seeders with seed grain;

   •   to load seeders and spreaders with mineral fertilizers;

•   to reload granular and small fraction materials and so on;

•   to reload grain into the dump pit.

                Plastic bags storage is an integrated method due to which different kinds of grain can be stored and processed on the farm in a simple, secure and cost-effective way. This technology means that you store grain protected in a modified atmosphere, with low oxygen content and a high concentration of carbon dioxide.

   Fodder storage in plastic bags    is the best alternative of fodder reserves formation. Ensilage influences greatly the increase of the feed ration production efficiency, and, not the least, the improving milk and meat economy. As a result, the savings are bigger in comparison with grain storage in elevators, and silage storage in silos. Production costs are fully recovered due to the fodder quality preservation. In plastic bags one can store fodder grain, corn, corn silage, annual and perennial haylage, pulp, alfalfa etc. Optimal conservation conditions and low nutrient losses are achieved due to the instant air access termination (cold fermentation), proper compaction of silage, and absence of silage losses in the upper and outer layers of silage mass, silage juice absorption within the plastic bag and reduction of nutrient losses, what is possible during re-fermentation. With the use of this technology the optimal fodder density in anaerobic conditions is achieved. With the proper choice of the preservative, fodder can be stored for 18 months without any quality losses.

  R-6-F is used to load finely chopped green vegetable matter into the plastic bag. The peculiarities are: the lateral feed conveyor (with adjustable height) is powered by a hydraulic motor, which makes fodder loading easy; the conveyor is simple to operate; for best results, the harvest should be gathered with the humidity of 55-65%. Productivity - 30-40 t/h. Required tractor power - 80 hp.

Baggers

Richiger baggers load and compact grain inside three-layer polyethylene bags, offering complete protection from the weather and the elements.

Richger unloaders differ fundamentally from other equipment used to empty out grain bags. Leaving aside skid steers, tractor mounted loaders and grain vacuums that are wasteful and slow, auger type unloaders have been developed for the specific purpose of extracting grain from bags. Richiger unloaders rely on a hydraulic motor that smoothly and automatically pulls in the tractor/unloader unit at a stable pace.

  Mobile grain dryer

Grain drying by heated air has been used for 50 years.