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cassava planter in Afghanistan, 1.ditching, fertilizing, cutting and putting cassava stem, 2.Productivity:0.5-0.8ha/h, 3.Double - details see: https://www.machineto.com/double-rows-cassava-planter-in-afghanistan-10187637

Double rows cassava planter in Afghanistan

1. Brief Introduction

There are great advantages to using mechanisation such as a Cassava seed planter rather than a labour force based operation.The Cassava seed planter can cover 5-7 hectares in a day rather than manual planting which covers 05.-1 hectare a day. The planter will set the distance between the plants and the rows ensuring an even application of fertiliser to all the roots. The proper distribution of fertiliser increases yields. It will also enable a mechanised harvester to be used to further industrialise the production of cassava and increase profits.

2.Features

2AMSU Cassava seed planter can finish ditching, fertilizing, cutting and putting cassava stem for sowing, covering soil,vibration pressure

processing at the same time.

3. Cassava seed planter parameters

INTERPLANT TYPE

Model	2AMSU FLAT TYPE	2AMSU RIDGING TYPE	2AMSU INTERPLANT TYPE
Planting rows	2	2	2
Row space(mm)	900-1200(Order)	900-1200(Order)	120±20
Chop length(mm)	19±3	19±3	19±3
Ditch depth(mm)	250	250	250
Productivity (ha/h)	0.5-0.8	0.5-0.8	0.5-0.8
Fertilizer rate(kg/ha)	300-1200	300-1200	300-1200
Dimensions (mm)	2000×2300×1950	2000×2300×1950	2000×2900×1950
Weight(kg)	600	700	750
Motive power (hp)	60-90	75-120	60-90

4. Cassava seed planter pictures

5. Certificates

Little tips for you:

The cassava root is long and tapered, with a firm, homogeneous flesh encased in a detachable rind, about1mmthick, rough and brown on the outside. Commercial varieties can be5 to 10 cmin diameter at the top, and around15 cm to 30 cmlong. A woody cordon runs along the root's axis. The flesh can be chalk-white or yellowish. Cassava roots are very rich instarch, and contain significant amounts ofcalcium (50 mg/100g),phosphorus (40 mg/100g)andvitamin C (25 mg/100g).However, they are poor in protein and other nutrients. In contrast, cassava leaves are a good source ofprotein(rich in lysine), but deficient in the amino acid methionine and possibly tryptophan.

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