Closing Wheels: Boost Planting Success with No-Till Precision For no-till farmers, closing wheels are the unsung heroes of planting success. If your rows aren’t closing right, your seeds won’t emerge right — simple as that. And when conditions get tough, the wrong wheels can cost you yield. That’s where 4AG
Gauge Wheels: Avoid Planting Mistakes with Better Closing Systems Getting your gauge wheels and closing wheels right is one of the most overlooked – yet critical – parts of no-till planting. These components may not grab headlines, but they directly affect seed depth, emergence, and yield. In this guide, we’ll
Environmentally friendly farming should be a priority for us homegrown, down-to-earth farmers. Sometimes, however, the smallest things that make a BIG impact are overlooked. As a fifth generation farming family, we obviously love the work we do. Over the years, however, we’ve seen a few ways in which farming can
Wondering How to Save Time in Farming? Consider No-Till with Planter Closing Wheels In today’s fast-moving ag world, efficiency isn’t optional—it’s essential. If you’re looking to cut down on hours in the tractor without sacrificing yield, no-till farming backed by high-performance planter closing wheels is one of the smartest moves
Tired of wrestling with your plow? Ready to ditch the dirt, embrace a smarter way to farm? Switching to No Till Farming, complete with specialized closing wheels for no till planters, might be your answer. It’s a gentler approach that promises less stress for your soil, improved soil health, and
Why You Should Choose No-till for Agriculture No-till is one of the most useful and successful ways to preserve, but it cannot be intimidating to switch from tilling. No-till permits farmers to cultivate their land or the organisms that live in the soil with minimal disturbance. This is a kind
How Do You Choose the Perfect Closing Wheels for Your Planter? Choosing the right equipment for your agricultural needs can significantly impact your farming success. One crucial component that often gets overlooked is the system responsible for ensuring seeds make their way into the soil properly. This aspect of planting