EuroTier premiere: Güttler® puts grassland maintenance in the spotlight

Productive swards are the basis for high-quality forage and economical milk production. Gaps in the stand reduce yield and forage quality and leave room for undesirable species. Rough meadow-grass in particular can form dense mats and crowd out valuable grasses and clover. The machine combination on display therefore combines maintenance, overseeding and reseeding into flexible grassland management.

The six-metre-wide, hydraulically folding Güttler® GreenMaster 600 TINE SEED places the seed close to the ground through seed tubes directly behind the harrow tines. This means the seed reliably reaches the soil even when the leaves are wet or the stand is taller. Two rows of NonStop spring tines with a diameter of 12 millimetres and a tine spacing of 7.5 centimetres open up the stand. If required, the Ripperboard QUATTRO doubles the number of tines working on the ground and increases the harrowing effect.

The coupled Güttler® Prismenwalze® Mayor 640 ensures soil contact after the seed has been placed. The roller with the golden hoofprint® presses the seed in and stimulates tillering of the sward. Three roller sections follow the contours of the ground. Because all roller elements are in line, the Mayor 640 turns tightly without putting unnecessary strain on the sward through lateral scuffing.

For farmers, the advantage lies in flexibility: the harrow and roller can be used coupled or separately. When coupled, the combination harrows the stand, applies the seed and rolls it in a single pass. For more intensive removal of rough meadow-grass, the harrow can also work without the roller. This allows the work to be adapted to the stand, soil and weather – for denser swards, better grassland use and the highest possible milk yield from forage.

Dairy farmers and grassland businesses can see the GreenMaster 600 TINE SEED with Mayor 640 from 10 to 13 November 2026 at EuroTier in Hall 12, Stand G32. We look forward to your visit.