Combination drill — disc front tool
Kharma X PRO
Preps the soil with discs and seeds in one pass. Metering runs from fine to large seed without changing rollers, and GPS shutoff prevents double-seeding.
No-till seeding into stubble, or seeding with a prep pass up front — using a disc or tine front tool. Accurate metering from fine to large seed without changing rollers.
Combination drill — disc front tool
Preps the soil with discs and seeds in one pass. Metering runs from fine to large seed without changing rollers, and GPS shutoff prevents double-seeding.
Combination drill — tine front tool
Preps with tines for more depth on hard ground and seeds at the same time. Metering from fine to large seed without changing rollers, with GPS shutoff.
No-till drill
No-till seeding into stubble with no prior work. Each shank on an active spring holds steady depth even on unprepared ground.
No-till drill — furrow closing wheel per shank
No-till seeding for uneven fields: each shank closes its own furrow for even emergence across changing moisture and terrain.
What is the difference between KHARMA Pro and KHARMA DIREKTA?
What is the Merlin.4 metering unit?
How does GPS section control work?
Is it compatible with any tractor?
KHARMA Pro and KHARMA DIREKTA share the same metering platform. Pro: seedbed preparation + seeding. DIREKTA: direct seeding without prior preparation. Available across Canada with metric specifications; manufactured in Spain and supplied through our North American distribution partners.
Meters 1–450 kg/ha without changing rollers — one machine for any crop
Automatic GPS section control in 4 sectors — avoids re-seeding on headlands
ISOBUS standard on both seeders — compatible with tractor terminal
KHARMA Pro: hydro-pneumatic pre-load adjustable from cab without stopping
KHARMA DIREKTA: active spring shank — absorbs obstacles without losing depth or power
DIREKTA+: closing wheel per shank — perfect closure regardless of terrain
Front rollers XDISC/XCUT — seedbed preparation on Direkta
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