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Your reliable partner and supplier of tractors, tillage equipment and seeding machines

Tractors and tillage machines prepare the seedbed and carry every other field implement, while seed drills place seed and fertiliser at the depth and spacing the crop needs.

As a machinery supplier, PROXIMA provides tractors, rotary tillers, seed drills, seeders and matching tractor tyres in consistent export quality. Our machines serve arable farms, orchards, greenhouses and contractors, and are selected by engine power, working width and soil type rather than by catalogue size.

How do tractors and tillage machines work?

A tractor delivers power through the PTO and the three-point linkage, so one power unit can run tillage, seeding, spraying and transport work across the season. A rotary tiller breaks and mixes soil with L-shaped blades to create a fine seedbed in one pass. A seed drill meters seed through a gearbox or electric drive, opens a furrow, drops the seed and closes it again, while the metering rate and coulter pressure decide germination uniformity.

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Your reliable supplier of tractors and tillage machines

PROXIMA is your reliable supply partner for tractors, tillage and seeding equipment. This matters most when working width, fuel consumption and the reliability of the whole field operation are decisive for you. To prepare seedbeds faster and place seed more evenly, we supply the following machine groups:

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Where and in which industries are tractors and tillage machines used?

Tractors and tillage equipment are used in every field-based production system. On arable farms they carry ploughs, tillers and drills through the season; in orchards and vineyards compact tractors work between rows; in greenhouses and nurseries small tillers prepare beds where large implements cannot go.

The choice of implement follows the soil and the crop. Heavy clay needs deeper tillage and more power, light sandy soil responds better to minimum-tillage drills, and row crops need precise row spacing rather than maximum working width. Tyres, ballast and PTO rating decide how much of the engine power actually reaches the soil.

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