Focussed on reducing inputs and saving passes the Xzact system provides a great opportunity to establish conventional crops and plant precisely when needed. Diesel savings of up to 80% while growing higher yielding crops have been measured by Mzuri in trials over the past few years on their trial farms. In addition, one other point to consider is the environmental benefits of leaving soil undisturbed helping to conserve biology and beneficial organisms
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Mzuri user Matthew Brown achieved fantastic results with his Maize crop in the District and County Maize competition in Staffordshire.
Not only has Mr Brown found award winning success with his Mzuri system, but he has achieved time and labour savings, healthier soils and a drill that is easy to use all in one.
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Featured in January 2020’s edition of Direct Driller, we explain why you shouldn’t compromise this spring.
“A large part of the trial farms turnaround has been put down to widening the cropping rotation and including more cover and spring crops, something that the manufacturer advocates and is easily achievable using the Pro-Til drill.
With the exceptionally poor weather restricting much of drilling during Autumn 2019, the manufacturer suggests getting spring cropping right will be even more important this year.
Designed to deliver quick and consistent establishment direct into residue the Mzuri Pro-Til drill boasts several innovative features that make it ideally suited to spring drilling and getting a crop up and away quickly.”
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Mzuri user Matthew Brown achieved fantastic results with his Maize crop in the District and County Maize competition in Staffordshire.
Not only has Mr Brown found award winning success with his Mzuri system, but he has achieved time and labour savings, healthier soils and a drill that is easy to use all in one.
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Jane Brooks caught up with the team at Springfield Farms, Mzuri’s trial farm and facility, on the 23rd May, the last of three Spring Strip Tillage Open Days at the Worcestershire based manufacturer held this year.
Being able to improve and develop machinery based on real world findings in similar conditions is the aspiration of many agricultural machinery manufacturers. Combine this with almost a decade of farm based research and development, much of it gained through a programme of crop trials, together with engineering and manufacturing experience and you’re pretty much where strip tillage drill and equipment manufacturers Mzuri are today.
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After five years of having the oilseed rape at the 1000ha Penlynn Estate, Llwynhelig, Cowbridge in Wales established by a contractor using the Mzuri strip-till system, the estate has bought its own 4m Pro-Til 4T model and a stubble rake for the coming season.
The crop accounts for about a quarter of the 400ha of arable area, and was previously established using a Biodrill on a TopDown cultivator. “As a break crop it’s becoming increasingly marginal to grow, so strip tillage will help reduce establishment costs while improving soil health and structure,” says assistant manager Damien Burnell.
Tillage Mag reports.