A helicoidal mouldboard produces large clods which remain together with the line of turned soil. A cylindrical one, by contrast, is much more aggressive, pulverising the line of soil as it turns it, mixing clods with the fine earth. The universal mouldboard has an intermediate effect, producing lumpy results under the surface and a surface layer of smaller lumps mixed with fine earth. Slat mouldboards are most suitable for wet and limestone areas.
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