ProSem I

Reduced pre-sowing preparation requirements

- a shallow harrow is sufficient as a preparation for sowing, the rest of the soil preparation, including digging without mixing soil horizons up to a depth of 45 cm, is carried out by the machine itself
- when using a toothed roller, the upper soil layer is disturbed up to 15 cm
- before sowing, you only need to perform one agrotechnical operation with minimal energy consumption

Seeding aggregation at a reasonable price

- purchasing the PROSEM I sowing unit will surprise you with its price, and by purchasing it together with the HEKTOR I subsoiler, you will get a universally usable machine
- if you already own a Hektor I, purchasing the PROSEM I sowing unit together with the APV seed meter is a matter of less than hundreds of thousands. In addition, you can easily dismantle the APV and use it on another machine.
- the sowing unit can also be easily disconnected from the HEKTOR I subsoiler. At that moment you get a separate subsoiler, or a subsoiler with the possibility of sowing a catch crop in front of the roller.
- if we take the so-called fully equipped machine, i.e. HEKTOR I + PROSEM I + APV, we are still at a price that does not even cost a million crowns, which is a price affordable even for smaller farmers
- for a machine with a width of 3 m, a tractor with an output of 200-250 horsepower is sufficient, so there is no need to buy a powerful and therefore expensive tractor

Economy comes first

- economic advantages can be found almost at every step:
- low purchase price
- low need for traction
- low costs for pre-sowing preparation
- reduced costs for chemical protection (when using a catch crop)
- higher yield by 20%

Testing has shown that PROSEM I really works.

The sowing unit has been tested in the Czech Republic and Poland for the third year.
Previous experience and documented findings have shown that the benefits of this machine are indisputable!
Of course, the basis is undermining thanks to the HEKTOR I carrier undermining machine, however, connecting a cheap seed drill gives the undermining machine another dimension.
The possibility of universal use of the undermining machine itself and the seed meter multiplies the efficiency of the resources spent.
On none of the tested fields was the yield lower than on fields cultivated with conventional technology, which, given the current prices of rapeseed, means a significant economic benefit.
The satisfaction of the farmers who tested the machine is already reflected in the fact that they are buying PROSEM I for their farms.