Moldboard plow

Introduction

The ANON moldboard plow can help you deeply break down the subsoil and till the soil. Through a continuous cutting and turning motion, it breaks up compacted soil and buries surface weeds and straw, eliminating weeds and insects while also loosening the soil and turning it to the surface, creating a high-quality tillage layer for seeding.
We also offer an upgraded moldboard plow, the turning plow, which can be turned in both directions without turning, ensuring high efficiency, labor-saving operation, and even soil distribution. It allows you to turn in the field without turning. Simply activate the hydraulic system via the cab’s joystick to quickly flip the plow 180 degrees, saving you time and effort.

The moldboard plow can be used for first-time soil breaking. Because if you use a rotary tiller for new land, it may be very exhausting. But remember to use the tiller to prepare the land again after plowing in order to make the land ready for seeding.

Features

1. High Plowing Quality

The ANON moldboard plow combines turning and crushing actions, effectively burying surface weeds, insect eggs, pathogens, and crop residues underground, thereby reducing the base level of pests and diseases. Compared with disc plows and chisel plows, the moldboard plow is unique in its ability to bury weeds and straw. At the same time, it improves the soil environment in the tilled layer: the turned soil enhances aeration and water retention, breaks up compacted layers, and promotes root growth. With a plowing depth of 15–30 cm, it meets the requirements of most dryland crops for soil depth. Additionally, the surface of the land is relatively flat after plowing, and the furrows are also conducive to subsequent mechanized operations.

2. Improve soil fertility

The moldboard plow can not only plow straw and weeds, but also be used to plow fertilizers. While plowing, it can effectively carry fertilizers into the deep soil layers and improve soil organic matter. Burying weeds can also reduce the use of herbicides, and burying these weeds and straw into the soil can also bring fertility to the soil, resulting in higher crop yield stability.

3. High Operating Efficiency

Moldboard plows feature a multi-furrow design. Common models include 2, 3, 4, and 5-furrow models, while larger models can reach 8 or more. The operating width increases with the number of furrows. When paired with a tractor of appropriate horsepower, the plow operates at high speeds, making it suitable for large-scale farmland operations.

4. High Adaptability

ANON moldboard plows can adapt to diverse farming needs. Its structural design is relatively rational, meeting your needs for a machine suitable for different terrains. Adjusting the plow frame structure allows operation on hilly and mountainous terrain with slopes. The plow is also adaptable to a variety of soil types, including dryland, paddy fields, clay soils, and sandy soils. Even with small amounts of crop residue, the plowshares can directly cut and bury it, eliminating the need for pre-clearance and reducing upfront costs.

5. Low Maintenance Cost

Compared to rotary tillers and cultivators, the moldboard plow has fewer core components, resulting in extremely low failure rates in wet and dusty field conditions. It is well-suited for high-intensity operations and is typically made from high-strength manganese steel and other wear-resistant materials, offering excellent impact and abrasion resistance. When wear occurs, only the plowshare needs to be replaced, eliminating the need for complex maintenance.

6. Easy to Operate

The ANON plow is controlled by the three-point suspension system of the tractor, and the adjustment of plowing depth and levelness only needs to be completed through the control lever in the tractor cab, without the need for professional technical training.

7. Flexible power

The ANON plow can be flexibly matched according to the power of the tractor. Small tractors can be paired with 1-3 plows, suitable for small plots and family farms. Medium-sized tractors can be paired with 3-6 plows, suitable for plowing medium-sized plots. Large tractors can be equipped with 6-14 plows to meet the efficient cultivation needs of large-scale planting bases, and the depth and angle of the plows can be quickly adjusted through hydraulic devices, making operation convenient.

Company Advantages

1. One-stop Agricultural Solutions

Our product range covers everything from land preparation and seeding to harvesting and post-harvest processing, providing you with a comprehensive one-stop agricultural solution.
The moldboard plow is designed to work in combination with tractors. As tractors are our company’s flagship product, we can also offer you a significant advantage in both quality and price.

2. Superior Quality

We manufacture our plows using high-strength steel, ensuring excellent tillage performance and long-lasting durability. Every production stage is carefully monitored, and all products undergo strict quality inspections before leaving the factory. We firmly believe that quality builds reputation, and integrity ensures long-term success.

Conclusion

If you’re interested in our products or have any questions, please feel free to contact us! Our professional team is always ready to answer your questions or provide product recommendations. We believe our products will bring new momentum to your business!

FAQ

1. What is the difference between the moldboard plow and the disc plow in structure?

The moldboard plow relies on the front of the plow tip to work. If it is damaged, the entire plowshare cannot continue to work. But its maintenance cost is low, and the operation quality is more stable. The disc plow relies on the circumference of the disc to work, so the damage to a part of it has little effect on its own work.

2. What are the applicable places of the moldboard plow?

The moldboard plow is more suitable for traditional small-scale farms. It has obvious advantages in traditional tillage and new land reclamation.

6. How should I maintain my moldboard plow?

When you’re ready to use your plow again, grind the moldboard on gravel or sand, or use sandpaper or a wire brush to remove rust and buildup before you begin working. This will help reduce power requirements and improve plow performance.

7. How much does a double-bottom plow weigh?

Double bottom plows can weigh anywhere from 300 to over 500 pounds, depending on the specific brand, construction, and features of the plow. For example, some plows weigh around 325 pounds, while others can weigh 479 pounds or more.