UNIT FOR PREPARING SOIL FOR PLANTING SORGHUM IN BURUNDI

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agriculture

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The utility model “Unit for preparing soil for planting sorghum in Burundi” relates to the field of agricultural engineering, in particular to combine tillage implements designed to perform combined loosening operations, such as chiseling, pre-sowing treatment and milling with disking.

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