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Without irrigation there is no agriculture. This is clear for everyone. Of course, farmers are in big trouble, because the dry summers dry everything out, so irrigation is also at risk.
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Many people think that autumn is the end of the year, when there is nothing left to do in the garden or on the farm. But there is plenty of work for gardening and…
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In recent years, the area sown to some crops has decreased significantly. Oilseed rape in particular is under threat, and it is looking very unlikely that the weather in the future will be kind…
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Many people are not even aware of what a cultivator is and what it is for.
It is also not always clear when to use it in agriculture.
However, compared to a cultivator, it is possible…
How does the production of food today affect our environment, our health and our daily lives?
Today, more and more people are paying attention to what they eat, where it comes from, where it is…
Although you might think that baling is not an art, that anyone can do it, if you think about it, we have certainly made mistakes in the process.
The stability of a bale net can…
In order to carry out agricultural work, you need agricultural machinery.
These are the most important elements without which no farm can function properly.
The only question is whether second-hand or new machinery is worth the…
About 30 years ago, precision farming was called smart farming.
However, as technology has evolved, the concepts have changed significantly and a new term has emerged that is more site- and time-specific.
Nowadays, the cultivation of ever larger and more contiguous fields means that there is an increasing need for efficient and rapid ploughing and cultivation of the land.
It is in this spirit that modern and…
The first tasks in early spring are not just clearing away dry leaves and plant parts.
It’s not enough to move the soil and prepare it for sowing, because if it’s early spring, the first…
The state of topsoil and its degradation is a complex problem affecting the whole population.
A city dweller is less aware of the extent to which we are over-exploiting our soils.
In Europe, 60-70% of arable…
In Hungary, we grow a large area of maize, sunflowers, soya, peas, potatoes and sugar beet in arable land.
The area sown to these crops is the largest in spring, but in addition to the…