Our Shared Agricultural Machinery Park is a reflection of solidarity transformed into production. Through this structure established within our cooperative, our members can access modern agricultural equipment through a shared-use model. This makes it possible for small-scale women producers to use high-cost machinery, enabling a more planned and efficient production process.
This system not only reduces costs but also allows women producers to operate more confidently and independently in the field. With increased access to mechanization, time savings are achieved and agricultural productivity is improved. The Shared Machinery Park is a concrete example of Seydikoop’s approach of producing together and growing stronger together.🌾
It is a powerful and durable tractor with a 105 HP engine. It delivers high traction performance in heavy field operations and is suitable for long working hours thanks to its fuel efficiency and comfortable cab design.
It cuts the harvested forage into smaller pieces through its double chop system, ensuring the production of high-quality and homogeneous silage. It delivers efficient and consistent cutting performance.
It harvests maize and similar silage crops in a single row. With its practical operation and clean cutting performance, it increases silage efficiency.
It packages silage and pulp in an airtight manner, enabling long-term preservation. Thanks to its mobile design, it can be used in different locations.
It is used for breaking and mixing the soil. Thanks to its heavy-duty design, it delivers effective results in hard and unworked soils.
It sows cereal seeds such as wheat and barley at uniform spacing and depth. By ensuring balanced and even emergence, it helps increase overall yield.
It compacts the soil by pressing it down and improves seed-to-soil contact after sowing. It also helps create a smoother and more even field surface.
It spreads solid fertilizer evenly and uniformly across the field. This ensures proper nutrient supply in line with the crop’s needs.
It applies agricultural pesticides to crops in an even and controlled manner. It enables effective control of pests and plant diseases.
It breaks the compacted subsoil layer, loosening hardened ground. This improves water movement and root development, increasing overall soil productivity.
It collects cut forage into neat rows, preparing it for baling or silage. This process saves time and improves harvesting efficiency.
It evenly spreads the harvested forage across the field, accelerating the drying process. This helps produce higher-quality hay.