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So you're looking to do some primary or secondary tillage and fine up your soil profile? You may be asking should I use a Scarifier or a Cultivator. It's a great question let's dive in and discover which machine is best suited to your property.

What is a deep ripper? Subsoiler? and what are the benefits of deep ripping? Learn all about it here...

Power Harrow vs Rotary Hoe? It all depends on the type of finish you are trying to archive and whether you are trying to incorporate trash or stubble. Find out more here...

Is a speed tiller the machine for my property? Read about the benefits of a speed tiller and what they are best suited to here.

If you're looking at a new rotary hoe, power harrow or speed tiller and wondering what the purpose of the rear roller is and what style of roller is right for you - you are in the right place. In this blog, we will cover what is the purpose of a rear roller, cage, smooth, packer and ring rollers.

So how much does a paddock roller really cost? Let's dive into all things pricing on paddock rollers.

European manufacturer Maschio adds to its extensive mulcher range by introducing its first front-mounted model to Australia this spring.

Maschio is known world over for its continuous pursuit of new, hi-tech solutions, employment of the best technologies and impeccable production standards.

Now, with the Bufalo, a front-mounted mulcher can be used in tandem with a rear attachment,…

In the world of farming, the right equipment can make all the difference. Delmade's article explores the key considerations when choosing the perfect farm roller size, including working width, transportability, and ground conditions. Find out how to select the ideal roller for your specific needs and maximise efficiency on your farm.

Soil is the foundation of agriculture, and maintaining its health is key to sustainable and profitable farming practices. One crucial aspect of soil health is aeration, which refers to the process of increasing the amount of air that reaches the soil. Soil aeration has been shown to improve soil structure, reduce compaction, increase soil organic matter, and microbial activity. These benefits, in turn, help to build better topsoils, promote healthy root growth, and increase crop yields. One effective technique for achieving soil aeration is subsoiling, also known as deep tillage.

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