Introduction
For large-area pepper farmers, it is necessary to use suitable mechanical equipment for the mechanized harvesting of peppers. So, what’s the best way to harvest chillies?
How to Harvest Peppers
First, a specialized pepper harvester can be used to quickly and continuously harvest chillies. This type of harvester is equipped with a ring knife cutting at the front, which can neatly cut off pepper plants. The cut pepper fruits will enter the collection box through the belt.
Secondly, you can also choose an ordinary vegetable harvester. Equipped with a cutting head, adjusted to a suitable height for pepper stalks. Slowly drive through the row of peppers to neatly cut off the peppers. This method of harvesting chillies is easy to operate. Furthermore, ripe pepper fruits can be picked before harvesting. Then use a harvester to cut off the remaining plants, which can keep the peppers intact as much as possible.
How Farmers Harvest Chillies
For small-scale pepper farmers, picking peppers by hand is a common method. But farmers need to bend down to pick the peppers, which is a relatively hard job. If you have a pepper plantation, using a pepper is an effective way to harvest peppers. It can greatly improve and is the best combination of efficiency and quality. And it can directly reduce costs and increase crop rate.
Wrap Up
Harvesting chillies is an important activity that requires equipment and technology. If you also need to purchase a suitable pepper, you can consult the staff of our store. The ANON provides various types of crop combine harvesters. Welcome everyone, to call and leave messages. Believe that we will provide you with a solution.
FAQ
1. How much does a combine typically cost?
New combine harvesters can cost between $100,000 and $500,000. Used combine harvesters are less expensive, but you need to ensure the same top-quality. Used combine harvesters typically cost around $100,000 to $150,000, but the exact price depends on the size, make, model, and age of the equipment.
2. How long does it take for peppers to be harvested?
Green peppers are immature red, yellow, orange, and purple peppers. When harvesting, hold the plant and cut the peppers from the stem to avoid damaging the plant. Sweet peppers can be harvested in as little as 60 days, while hot peppers can take longer, up to 150 days.
