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What are the advantages and disadvantages of micro tillage machines
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1、 Advantages of micro tiller
1. Small cultivated land area: Micro tillage machines have a small volume and are suitable for farmers to plant for home gardening, small orchards, and other occasions. They not only save land use costs, but also facilitate mechanized operations more conveniently.
2. Easy to operate: The micro tiller is relatively easy to use. Simply push the machine towards the direction of the cultivated land, and you can start farming on your own without the need for complex techniques and experience. This can reduce labor intensity and technical requirements, and better meet the homework needs of the elderly and women.
3. Good cultivation effect: The micro tiller uses passivated tillage tools, which can loosen the soil, level the ground, improve the quality of farmland, and provide a better soil environment for crop growth after repeated plowing.
2、 Disadvantages of micro tiller
1. Limited applicability: Due to the small size and relatively low cultivation efficiency of micro tillage machines, they are only suitable for small-scale farmland and home gardening. For larger farmland, their efficiency is not high and they are not suitable for large-scale agricultural production.
2. Relatively high price: Compared to traditional manual farming and other mechanized farming tools, the price of micro tillage machines is relatively high, coupled with certain maintenance and energy costs, making the use of micro tillage machines require more economic costs.
3. Poor machine damage resistance: As a mechanized tool for household and small-scale agriculture, micro tillage machines have relatively poor damage resistance and require daily maintenance and upkeep to avoid machine failures caused by improper use or inability to repair in a timely manner.
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