Overview
Field bunds, canal edges, orchard floors and fence lines all grow back every few weeks, and clearing them by sickle is slow work. A brush cutter turns it into a one-person job. Blade heads handle woody growth and stubble; nylon trimmer heads handle soft grass near plants and structures. Because the same machine also cuts fodder grass, many farms use it far more often than they expect to when buying it.
Applications
- Clearing field bunds and canal edges
- Cutting grass and weeds in orchards and plantations
- Cutting fodder grass
- Clearing stubble after harvest
- Trimming around fences, poles and farm buildings
Suitable crops and uses
- Orchards
- Plantation crops
- Fodder grass
- Field boundaries and bunds
Key benefits
- Replaces slow manual sickle work on bunds and boundaries
- Blade and trimmer heads cover both woody and soft growth
- Backpack versions reduce arm strain on long jobs
- Useful throughout the year, not only in one season
- Easy to carry between scattered plots
Attachments and accessories
- Metal cutting blades
- Nylon trimmer head
- Harness
- Safety guard
Who should use it?
- Farmers maintaining bunds, boundaries and orchard floors
- Plantation and nursery operators
- Dairy farmers cutting fodder grass
- Custom operators offering land-clearing services
How to choose a brush cutter
- Decide between side-pack and backpack based on how long you work at a stretch
- Match engine capacity to the toughness of the growth you cut
- Check which blade and trimmer heads are supplied and available later
- Confirm that safety guard and harness are included
- Ask about spare blades, plugs and filters at your nearest outlet
Brush Cutter — frequently asked questions
- What is a brush cutter used for in farming?
- A brush cutter is used to clear grass, weeds, light bush and stubble from field bunds, orchard floors, canal edges and fence lines. With a nylon trimmer head it also trims soft grass close to plants and structures, and many farmers use it to cut fodder grass.
- Which is better, a side-pack or backpack brush cutter?
- A side-pack machine is lighter and easier to store, and suits shorter jobs. A backpack model shifts weight to your back and shoulders, which is more comfortable when clearing large areas for several hours. Both use the same blade and trimmer heads.
- Can a brush cutter be used instead of a power weeder?
- They do different jobs. A brush cutter cuts growth above the soil, while a power weeder uproots weeds and loosens the soil between crop rows. Farms that need both boundary clearing and in-row weeding usually keep both machines.
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Where to buy in Gujarat
The brush cutter range is available through Realish Agritech outlets in Gujarat.