Chisel Plough

Chisel Plough:

The subsoiler is so named on the grounds that it cuts and slackens soil underneath the ordinary culturing profundity of 100–200 mm. Its shape is like the etch furrow aside from that it is made with a more grounded shank or leg so as to oppose the higher power needed to work soil at more noteworthy profundity. The breadth has the upside of releasing a more prominent volume of soil to the detriment of just a little increment in the necessary pulling power or draft.