Rotary tillage cutter group of tea garden tiller

Abstract

The invention discloses a rotary tillage cutter group of a tea garden tiller, consisting of a cutter shaft and tool magazines. The short tool magazine located at two sides of the cutter shaft is 5-6 cm shorter than the long tool magazine located in the middle of the cutter shaft; and the top end surfaces of both the tool magazines are arranged along a waist drum type line. The scheme of the waist drum type rotary tillage cutter group is designed according to the characteristics of a tea garden low in middle part and high in two ends and the management need of earthing up the root of a tea plant. The invention satisfies the requirements of the tea garden management on the rotary tillage depth, can earth up the root of the tea plant, reduce the damage to the root system of the tea plant, can also satisfy the uniform plowing of the ground of the tea garden and reach the requirement of soil permeability.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a tea garden tillage machine, in particular to a rotary tiller set therein. Background technique: [0002] At present, the plowing and weeding operations in tea gardens have not been mechanized. Tea farmers still use traditional tools such as rakes and hoes for plowing. The labor intensity is extremely high. A strong laborer can only plow about 0.5 mu of land every day, and weeding only 1 mu. Left and right, this kind of heavy farm work is not only very hard, but also inefficient, and no one wants to do it. Today, as labor costs continue to increase, tea garden operators spend more and more on weeding and plowing tea gardens every year. Taking southern Jiangsu as an example, the daily wages of each strong laborer is 60 to 80 yuan, which alone requires The cost is 180-240 yuan. It has become one of the important factors affecting the income of tea farmers. Therefore, tea farmers are eagerly looking forward to the birth of spe...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] At present, the plowing and weeding operations in tea gardens have not yet been mechanized. Tea farmers still use traditional tools such as rakes and hoes for plowing. The labor intensity is extremely high. A strong laborer can only plow about 0.5 mu of land every day, and weeding only 1 mu. Left and right, this kind of heavy farm work is not only very hard, but also inefficient, no one wants to do it

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