Tillage Blog

Uneven spring seedbed showing inconsistent soil depth and clod formation after cultivation
How worn sweeps affect depth and seedbed consistency in spring
Spring tillage leaves little room for error. When conditions are tight and timing matters, depth and consistency become critical. Worn sweeps are one of the most common reasons that consistency... Read more...
Tillage tools that outlast the harvest season (and then some)
Tillage tools that outlast the harvest season (and then some)
Why some tillage tools fail early and others keep going Some parts wear down fast. Others go the distance. Fall tillage puts your tools through the toughest ground of the... Read more...
Close-up of a farmer’s hands holding a sample of field soil, emphasizing the importance of soil type in tillage tool selection.
Built for tough soils: how to choose the right tillage tool for your conditions
Not all soils are created equal and neither are your tools The soil under your boots - and your machines - plays a bigger role in tool performance than most... Read more...
Red tillage tractor ripping through compacted soil during fall field preparation to improve spring planting conditions.
Why fall tillage sets you up for a better spring
When the combine stops, the real preparation begins As harvest season winds down, many farmers are ready to call it a year, but fall tillage could be the key to... Read more...