Radán

Radán refers to a type of agricultural tool used primarily for tilling and preparing soil for planting. It is typically a large, heavy implement, often pulled by a tractor or other draft animal. The primary function of a radán is to break up compacted soil, turn over the earth, and incorporate crop residues or organic matter into the soil. This process helps to improve soil aeration, drainage, and fertility.

There are various designs of radán, but many feature a series of rotating blades or tines that penetrate the soil. Some models are designed for shallow cultivation, while others are capable of deeper tillage. The effectiveness of a radán can depend on the type of soil, moisture content, and the specific design of the implement. Its use is common in both large-scale commercial farming operations and smaller agricultural settings. The term radán is more prevalent in certain regions and agricultural traditions.