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agronomic performance

Soucy Track Benefits

Good agronomic practices

By implementing a Soucy Track system, you'll improve your agronomic practices.

Soil protection

Vehicles are getting increasingly heavy, and tires can no longer properly support these loads without damaging the soil.

The perfect complement to
Controlled Traffic Farming

Controlled traffic farming is an agricultural practice that has proven itself and is increasingly popular around the world. It consists of always driving on the same paths to reduce soil compaction. However, this method has some disadvantages. One of them is the creation of ruts caused by the repeatedly driving machinery over the same tramlines. Tires also create mounds of earth that damage and harm the growth of adjacent plants. Thanks to their flat surface and large ground contact area, the Soucy Track system eliminates these problems and brings controlled traffic farming to a higher level.

Protecting soil and row quality

As vehicles get increasingly heavy, their tires damage your crops in several ways. First, the high pressure they exert on the soil causes compaction, which significantly reduces irrigation quality. Also, their rounded shape often damages crops by creating piles of dirt alongside rows.

Soucy Track allows uniform soil irrigation.

Unlike wheels, Soucy Track systems, with their vast ground surface area, provide uniform irrigation and protect rows and crops.

Reduced compaction

The rubber tracks minimize soil compaction by considerably reducing the pressure that vehicles exert on the ground. The less soil is compacted, the greater its water and air supply, and the better the harvest. This is a significant benefit in the medium and long term.

For example, a combine equipped with the most popular wheels will inflict a 25 lb/in² (1,76 kg/cm²) pressure on the ground. That very same combine equipped with a Soucy Track system reduces that pressure to 5,8 lb/in² (0,41 kg/cm²).

Soucy Track greatly reduces soil compaction.