Small excavators can be used for land levelling work in farmland. In agricultural production, land levelling is an important basic work, which helps to achieve the even distribution of irrigation water and the even growth of crops.
The small excavator can dig the drainage ditches around the farmland to ensure that the excess water can be discharged in time during the rainy season, preventing the farmland from being waterlogged and causing damage to crops. At the same time, it can also participate in the excavation of internal drainage ditches in the farmland, improve the drainage performance of the soil, and create a good environment for the growth of crop roots.
In the construction of greenhouse greenhouses, the small excavator can assist in completing the land levelling and foundation excavation work. It can dig the base groove of the greenhouse to facilitate the installation of the greenhouse skeleton. And it can dig drainage ditches around the perimeter of the greenhouse to avoid damage to the greenhouse caused by rainwater accumulation. In addition, for the construction of large greenhouse clusters, the small excavator can carry some construction materials, such as soil and gravel, to improve the construction efficiency.
Small excavators can be used to dig trenches and pipe laying channels in irrigation systems. Whether it’s a drip, sprinkler, or diffuse irrigation system, you need the right trenches to place irrigation pipes. Small excavators can accurately dig trenches that meet the design requirements of the irrigation system, ensuring that the pipes are installed at the proper depth and slope so that the irrigation water is evenly distributed throughout the field.
Small excavators can accurately dig seeding trenches of the right depth and width according to the planting requirements of the crops, improving the efficiency of seeding. Compared with traditional manual furrowing, small excavators work more efficiently and can ensure consistent quality of furrows, which is conducive to seed germination and growth.
