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    About Vertical Tillage Equipment

    Vertical tillage typically involves low-impact tilling and offers numerous benefits, including improved soil health and water infiltration, quicker soil warmup, and less erosion and compaction.

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    Working Width: 34 ft
    Location: Buffalo Center, Iowa
    Seller: Big 3 Auctions
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    Auction Date:10/22/2026 8:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Condition: Used
    Location: Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Marion Auction LLC
    Working Width: 25 ft 6 in
    Location: Corwith, Iowa
    Seller: Corwith Red Power
    Working Width: 35 ft
    Location: Colby, Kansas
    Seller: S&J Auctions
    Working Width: 33 ft 10 in
    Location: Coldwater, Ohio
    Seller: TRULAND Equipment - Coldwater
    Working Width: 25 ft 5 in
    Location: Tomah, Wisconsin
    Serial Number: 8005-40-B0130
    Location: Van Wert, Ohio
    Seller: TRULAND Equipment - Van Wert
    Rear Attachment: Yes
    Location: Coldwater, Ohio
    Seller: TRULAND Equipment - Coldwater
    Working Width: 30 ft
    Location: Williamsport, Indiana
    Seller: Birkey's Farm Store, Inc.

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    Working Width: 20 ft
    Location: Stacyville, Iowa
    Seller: KM Ag Service
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    Location: Stacyville, Iowa
    Seller: KM Ag Service
    Working Width: 30 ft
    Location: Huntington, Indiana
    Seller: Hosler Family Farms
    Working Width: 15 ft
    Location: Dongola, Illinois
    Seller: Joel Burkholder
    Condition: Used
    Location: River Falls, Wisconsin
    Seller: Joel Pearson
    Rear Attachment: Yes
    Location: Saint Francis, Minnesota
    Seller: David Moritz
    Working Width: 24 ft
    Location: Lewisburg, West Virginia
    Seller: Ironsides Cattle LLC
    Condition: Used
    Location: Ruth, Michigan
    Seller: Bischer Farm Partnership
    Serial Number: 1N02660VVR0801300
    Location: St. James, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Saint James
    Working Width: 24 ft
    Location: Greenwich, Ohio
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    Location: Greenwich, Ohio
    Working Width: 31 ft
    Location: Hoyleton, Illinois
    Seller: Sievers Equipment Co. - Hoyleton
    Working Width: 40 ft
    Location: Hillsboro, Illinois
    Seller: Sievers Equipment Co. - Hillsboro
    Working Width: 34 ft
    Location: Hopkinsville, Kentucky
    Working Width: 40 ft
    Location: Sterling, Illinois
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    Serial Number: GPE2758H
    Location: Sullivan, Indiana
    Working Width: 30 ft
    Location: Hopkinsville, Kentucky
    Working Width: 33 ft 10 in
    Location: Plainview, Nebraska
    Serial Number: 1N02660VCM0790385
    Location: Ainsworth, Nebraska

    About Vertical Tillage Equipment

    Although the concept of vertical tillage is decades old, there’s still some debate among equipment manufacturers as to its precise definition. Most industry insiders, however, agree that vertical tillage resides somewhere between no-till and conventional tillage practices and that adoption rates are on the rise. Vertical tillage implements generally have a group of coulters, discs, or knives with an attachment such as a rolling basket, reels, or a harrow at the end. Combined, these components till the top several inches of a field, break up clods, and level the field.


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    Numerous Soil Benefits

    Machines such as Landoll’s 7400 VT Plus Series are usable in the spring to prepare the seedbed and in the fall to mix residue into the soil, helping reduce wind and water erosion. Other benefits of using vertical tillage equipment vs. other tillage tools include quicker soil warming and drying and reduced soil compaction and disturbance. Breaking up compaction layers, cutting crop residue, and incorporating that residue into the soil improves soil health and water infiltration and leads to healthier plants, as roots can more easily reach nutrients. Vertical tillage can lead to greater yields, more environmentally friendly operations, and reduced fuel costs, as well as considerable time savings.

    Characteristics

    As the popularity of vertical tillage grows, vertical tillage equipment continues to evolve. Great Plains’ popular Turbo-Max machines, for example, include Implement Command technology that lets operators monitor and configure settings such as tillage depth, wing-down pressure, and gang angle from the cab. Elsewhere, Sunflower’s 6610-series single-section, 6630-series three-section, and 6650-series five-section vertical tillage machines feature the company’s exclusive 22-inch (55.9-centimeter) Saber blade will scalloped edges for enhanced cutting. You can also increasingly find hybrid tillage machines that combine the features of vertical and conventional tillage equipment.

    Find The Right Tillage Equipment

    You’ll see a broad range of new and used vertical tillage equipment for sale every day on TractorHouse.com, including machines from leading brands such as Case IH, Great Plains, John Deere, KUHN Krause, Landoll, McFarlane, Salford, and Sunflower.