Ratoon Manager

• Ratoon cane contributes about 30% of total sugarcane production in India.
• Generally 1 or 2 ratoons are economical and in exceptional cases it goes up to 12
• Saves time, establishes & matures early (9 months)
• More economical as land preparation & planting operations are not needed (Saves up to 30% cost)
• Ratooning also saves 1/2 irrigations
• Timely stubble shaving is the main Raton Cane Management operation
• Proper ratoon management will increase yield by 7-9 ton/acre

• Because of apical domainance, top most bud on the stubbles sprout first to gibe ratoon crop
• Roots that emerge from the top most sprouted bud may fail to reach the ground level
• Hence the sprouted bud dries up due course of time for want of support, nutrients and water from the soil
• Sugarcane should be harvested close to the ground level
• Manual harvesting level uneven height of stubbles.
• For Proper germination of ratoon crop stubbles needs to shave at ground level
• Maturity of ratoon crop will at same time

• Tractor Drawn, Mounted implement
• Combination of Stubble Shaving
• Off-baring and Inter cultivation
• Shaves the stubbles evenly
• Off-baring helps to trim the roots
• Perform inter-cultivation operation

• Length: 1580 mm
• Width: 1800 mm
• Height: 450 mm
• Mast Height: 610 mm

• Main frame
• Gear Box
• Discs: 2 Nos
• Shaving blades: One plate with 8 reversible blades
• Spring Tines: 6 Nos.

• Adjustable height of cut or depth control
• Adjustable disc spacing

Actions: Stubble Shaving with Impact of rotary blades

Technical Specification