What does Mr. Braykov share about working with the Kverneland u-drill autumn planter?

Mr. Braykov is the manager of Bulgarian Interior, cultivating 12,000 decares of agricultural land in the village of Melnitsa near the town of Melnitsa. Christmas tree. In 2020, with the idea of increasing daily productivity, the farm invests in several new machines and equipment for precision agriculture

Before the autumn sowing, Mr. Braykov purchased the combined Kverneland u-drill planter with the expectation that the planter would sow between 500 and 600 acres per day, with the goal of achieving it with fewer working hours and resources.

“It helps me a lot that the planter can sow in one pass, since it is combined.”— shares Mr. Braykov

The main advantages of the planter for the Bulgarian Interior farm are the cultivation of the soil bed with one pass and the sectional control, while the possibility of sowing smaller and larger seeds, by changing the rotors, allows Mr. Braykov to use his planter both for sowing the seeds and for the sowing of cover crops such as peas with extremely high accuracy of the applied norm and good performance.

To improve the accuracy of sowing, the farm equipped three of its tractors with the latest navigation model Trimble GFX-750 with autopilot control.

The biggest advantage of the purchased equipment for Mr. Braykov is that he very quickly recoups a large part of the investment made only from saving preparations, fertilizer and seeds.

Our impressions of the service are quite good — I am very satisfied! —he shares about the work of the NIK service team.