The Clemens Finger Weeder is a fast, efficient, and chemical-free solution for controlling weeds and levelling soil beneath vineyard rows. Using soft, rotating polyurethane discs, it uproots young weeds while protecting vine trunks and maintaining healthy soil structure. It's especially effective in vineyards focused on organic or regenerative practices.

Operating at speeds of 4 to 8 km/h, the Clemens Finger Weeder is ideal for growers seeking to reduce herbicide use and minimize labor without sacrificing vine health or vineyard cleanliness.

🔧 Key Features & Advantages

✅ Gentle Undervine Cleaning

Flexible rubber discs move around vine trunks without damaging young or mature vines. It clears weed seedlings while preserving established cover crops between rows.

🚜 Adjustable for Any Terrain

Available with 2- or 3-disc setups in multiple diameters (370 mm, 540 mm, or 700 mm), with varying stiffness options to match your soil type. The tool easily mounts to Clemens frames and adjusts for slope, row width, and vine age.

🕒 High Working Speeds

Designed to work efficiently at 4–8 km/h, the Finger Weeder can clean large blocks in a short time, reducing vineyard floor management hours during the critical growing season.

♻️ Chemical-Free Weed Control

Perfect for certified organic vineyards or growers transitioning away from herbicides. The mechanical action helps control weeds early before they become established, eliminating the need for sprays.

🔄 Flexible Configuration

The Clemens Finger Weeder is modular, lightweight (~40 kg), and compatible with various in-row tools like knife weeders or brush systems. Its compact design allows for quick adjustments and tool changes mid-season.

🌿 Vineyard-Proven Benefits

• Protects vines while clearing soil directly under the canopy

• Maintains aerated, erosion-resistant vineyard floors

• Reduces disease risk by improving airflow under vines

• Supports sustainable and organic farming practices

• Can be run multiple times per season without compaction or stress

Operators typically run this tool multiple times per season, especially in warm, wet climates or cover-cropped blocks, to keep vines clean and productive.