Features:-

• Primary tillage: A mouldboard plough is primarily used for primary tillage, which involves breaking up and preparing the soil for planting.
• Turning over soil: The curved metal blade, called the mouldboard, is designed to turn over the soil, burying weeds, crop residues, and organic matter.
• Soil loosening: The plough loosens compacted soil, improving drainage and promoting better root penetration.
• Incorporation of organic matter: As the plough turns over the soil, it helps incorporate organic matter and nutrients deeper into the soil profile, enhancing fertility.
• Compatibility: Mouldboard ploughs can be attached to tractors or draft animals, making them compatible with various farming systems.
• Depth adjustment: The plough’s depth can be adjusted according to the desired depth of tillage, accommodating different soil conditions and cropping systems.
• Traditional tool: Mouldboard ploughs have been used for centuries and are still employed in certain agricultural practices, particularly in areas with a focus on conventional tillage.