Small excavators can play a variety of roles in farmland operations, the following are a few of them:
1. Land preparation: the small excavator can be used for land preparation, including levelling the land, removing weeds, clearing stones and so on. It can quickly fix the uneven part of the land surface and provide good soil conditions for crop planting.
2. Digging ditches: In the construction of farmland irrigation system, small excavator can be used to dig ditches. It can quickly dig ditches of the required size and depth to ensure that farmland is supplied with sufficient water.
3. Sowing and harvesting: The mini excavator can be used for sowing and harvesting crops. It can achieve the function of automatic sowing and harvesting by installing specific devices, which improves operational efficiency and reduces labour intensity.
4. Moving goods: the mini excavator can be used to move goods in the farmland, such as stacked crops, farm tools, etc. It can be used to move goods in the farmland by loading and unloading them. It can move goods from one place to another through the function of loading and unloading goods, improving working efficiency and reducing labour.
5. Unclogging drainage: In the farmland drainage system, the mini excavator can be used to unclog and clean the drainage ditches. It can clean the debris and silt in the ditches to ensure the smoothness of the drainage system and prevent the accumulation of water and flooding in the farmland.
6. Construction facilities: the small excavator can be used for the construction of farmland facilities, such as building farmland roads and erecting farm sheds. It can achieve the construction and maintenance of farmland facilities by digging and transporting soil, stones and other materials.
In conclusion, the small excavator has various roles in farmland operations, which can improve work efficiency, reduce labour intensity and provide effective support for farmland management and production. Its flexibility and convenience make it one of the important tools for farmers and farmland managers.
