Information on sowing, optimal sowing times, the appropriate seed rate and an ideal sowing depth

With the tillage you lay the foundation for a successful harvest. Particularly with regard to the Fertiliser Ordinance and the elimination of pesticides, tillage is gaining in importance again.

Due to the ever-changing climate and weather conditions, the individual demands of crop species and technical progress, the methods of tillage have constantly evolved.

When growing sugarbeets, you should carry out site-adapted basic soil cultivation. With basic soil cultivation, you can create the prerequisite for a good, even and sustainable seedbed.

So that the crops can exploit their full genetic potential, the soil must be in an optimal state for plant development. Thus, the tillage with all its different aspects is of particular importance.

For the farmer, soil is the most important factor of production. Maintaining this is synonymous with the efficiency of the operation.

"We reap what we sow" is a strong motto, which at a glance reflects the important role of maize sowing. With sowing, you lay the foundation for successful vegetation and your economic success.

When sowing rye, various factors must be taken into account in order to exploit the full yield potential.

To achieve maximum sugar yields, you should aim for a plant density of 80,000 to 100,000 plants/ha to harvest.