An agricultural device may include an elongate housing having first and second ends and defining a cavity between the first and second ends, and a rotating shaft extending longitudinally through the cavity of the elongate housing and coupled to the first and second ends. The agricultural device may include a mechanical gearbox coupled between the rotating shaft and a tractor, and chain segments coupled to the rotating shaft and being longitudinally spaced on the rotating shaft. The mechanical gearbox may be configured to spin the rotating shaft so that the chain segments extend and impact a ground surface.

An agricultural device may include an elongate housing having first and second ends and defining a cavity between the first and second ends, and a rotating shaft extending longitudinally through the cavity of the elongate housing and coupled to the first and second ends. The agricultural device may include a mechanical gearbox coupled between the rotating shaft and a tractor, and chain segments coupled to the rotating shaft and being longitudinally spaced on the rotating shaft. The mechanical gearbox may be configured to spin the rotating shaft so that the chain segments extend and impact a ground surface.

An agricultural system includes a frame configured for attachment to a leading tow bar of a towing vehicle, and at least one roller device attached to the frame and extending between two adjacent parallel strip positions. The roller device is configured to crush standing residual plant matter in the field. The system further includes a fertilizer opener disk attached to the frame and which is configured to prepare, at least in part, a furrow for receiving a fertilizer. The system also includes a fertilizer injector attached to the frame and which is configured to deposit the fertilizer into the furrow in a trailing position relative to the fertilizer opener disk.

An agricultural system includes a frame configured for attachment to a leading tow bar of a towing vehicle, and at least one roller device attached to the frame and extending between two adjacent parallel strip positions. The roller device is configured to crush standing residual plant matter in the field. The system further includes a fertilizer opener disk attached to the frame and which is configured to prepare, at least in part, a furrow for receiving a fertilizer. The system also includes a fertilizer injector attached to the frame and which is configured to deposit the fertilizer into the furrow in a trailing position relative to the fertilizer opener disk.

An adjustable planter bar for a multi-row planter generally comprises a horizontal support bar, a first plate member coupled to a trailing side of the support bar, and a second plate member coupled to a leading side of the support bar. The first plate member can form an upper, trailing rail extending above the trailing side of the support bar.

An adjustable planter bar for a multi-row planter generally comprises a horizontal support bar, a first plate member coupled to a trailing side of the support bar, and a second plate member coupled to a leading side of the support bar. The first plate member can form an upper, trailing rail extending above the trailing side of the support bar.

A width-variable tillage device is provided with a frame and a leading four-bar first guide mechanism connected to the frame. The first guide mechanism has a depth guide element which regulates a height of the first guide mechanism above the ground, and an actuator which actuates the height of the first guide mechanism between a working position close to the ground and an elevated position remote from the ground. The tillage device further has a trailing second guide mechanism connected to the frame and having at least one tool for tillage, and a connecting member which connects the first and second guide mechanisms such that the second guide mechanism follows the height of the first guide mechanism and can be moved in a transverse direction. Furthermore, the tillage device has a width adjustment unit which can adjust a distance in the transverse direction between the first and second guide mechanisms.

A tool combination, including a share tip and an adjoining guide element, wherein the share tip and the guide element have threaded receptacles for fastening to a tine. An easy and secure fastening of both the share tip and the guide element is achieved according to this invention if the guide element has a threaded receptacle which is covered in the tool advancement direction by a cover portion of the share tip.

A tool combination, including a share tip and an adjoining guide element, wherein the share tip and the guide element have threaded receptacles for fastening to a tine. An easy and secure fastening of both the share tip and the guide element is achieved according to this invention if the guide element has a threaded receptacle which is covered in the tool advancement direction by a cover portion of the share tip.

An agricultural system includes a tow bar, a first row-cleaning device, and a second row-cleaning device. The first row-cleaning device is attached to the tow bar via a first frame and includes a first roller device in a trailing position relative to a first furrow-opener disk and configured to crush standing residual plant matter along a first path on a field. The second row-cleaning device is attached to the tow bar via a second frame and includes a second roller device in a trailing position relative to a second furrow-opener disk and configured to crush standing residual plant matter along a second path on the field. The second roller device is offset longitudinally from the first roller device.