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Choosing the Right Claydon Drill Hybrid T-Trailed vs. Evolution M-Mounted

This comprehensive comparison helps you choose the optimal Claydon drill for your farm. We analyze the Hybrid T-Trailed for large-scale operations and the Evolution M-Mounted for maximum agility on smaller farms. Make an informed decision based on your field conditions, required output, and operational goals.

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Choosing the Right Claydon Drill Hybrid T-Trailed vs. Evolution M-Mounted

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  1. Title: Choosing the Right Claydon Drill: Hybrid T-Trailed vs. Evolution M- Mounted As a farmer, you want to have the best yield from your farm and what helps is the right kind of equipment, understanding how different systems perform in varied field conditions, and knowledge of your own land. In this blog, we will help sort out the problem of zeroing in on the right kind of drills. Drills can play a crucial role in ensuring soils are aerated and crops are well established. This has a direct impact on yield and efficiency. At Claydon, there are two main drills: Hybrid T-Trailed Direct Seed Drills and Evolution M-Mounted Direct Seed Drills, both built on the company’s proven leading tine technology yet serving slightly different purposes in terms of field type, setup and operational output. Let’s break down how these two options compare across key aspects to help you make the right drill choice. 1.Primary Use Hybrid T-Trailed: Built for large-scale operations, the Hybrid T-Trailed drill offers wide working widths (4 to 8 metres) and is suitable for farms with larger fields and a focus on high output. It’s designed for direct drilling into stubbles but can also work in min-till and ploughing scenarios after prior consolidation. Evolution M-Mounted: A mounted drill suited for smaller to medium-sized farms, the Evolution is highly versatile. It has been designed for direct drilling into stubbles but can also work in min-till and ploughing scenarios after prior consolidation. It’s ideal for farms with mixed field types or where manoeuvrability and flexibility are needed.

  2. 2. Leading Tine Technology Both drills feature Claydon’s trusted leading tine design, which:     Loosens compacted soil. Introduces air into the seedbed. Creates drainage channels. Forms a fine tilth in the rooting zone. Optimal soil structure for crop establishment is maintained. 3. Hopper Capacity and Output Hybrid T-Trailed: The trailed versions are fitted with large hoppers (up to 3,500 litres), supporting longer drilling sessions with fewer refills. The range is designed for high output farming, making them ideal for larger field sizes and high-hectare farms. Evolution M-Mounted: These mounted drills come with hopper capacities of up to 1,910 litres and are sufficient for efficient operation on small to mid-sized fields. Mounted format allows faster headland turns and great manoeuvrability. 4. Field Efficiency and Coverage Hybrid T-Trailed: Well-suited to large, uniform fields with minimal obstacles. It is the go-to choice when you are looking for maximum hectares per day, especially in direct seeding systems. Wide working widths contribute to its efficiency in high-output environments. Evolution M-Mounted: Due to its mounted design, the Evolution offers great agility and control in undulating or smaller fields. Its strength lies in flexibility and it can switch between soil types and tillage conditions. It is also ideal for mixed farming operations. 5. Soil Health and Direct Drilling Benefits

  3. Both drills are engineered to deliver high performance while maintaining soil integrity. The leading tine set-up loosens only the area where seed is placed, improving drainage and encouraging healthy root development without compromising soil structure. Which One Should You Choose? Choose the Hybrid T-Trailed Drill if:     You operate large farms with consistent field types. You require higher daily output with wider working widths. You have access to higher horsepower tractors to manage larger drills. You are looking to reduce refill frequency and maximise productivity. Choose the Evolution M-Mounted Drill if:    You need a drill for mixed soil conditions and farm sizes. You value manoeuvrability, especially in irregular or smaller plots. You want a flexible drill that can drill direct but also in min-till systems and conventional ploughing after consolidation. You are working on small to medium-sized farms.  The key to choosing the right Claydon drill for you lies in evaluating your field conditions, farming practices and daily output goals. Whether it’s the flexible Evolution or the high-capacity Hybrid, you are investing in a system built for reliable crop establishment and long-term soil health. Need tailored advice? Contact us today to request a quote or discuss your farm’s specific requirements.

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