Tine Harrow Field Cultivator
$500.00
The tine harrow, also known as a field cultivator or spring tine harrow, is a versatile secondary tillage implement used for shallow soil cultivation, weed control, and seedbed finishing. It features rows of spring loaded or rigid tines that penetrate soil to break up crusts, uproot small weeds, and aerate the root zone without inverting the soil. This implement is ideal for preparing a fine, level seedbed for cereals, oilseeds, and forage crops. Tine harrows are available in various widths and can be folded for transport. Many models feature adjustable tine pressure and working depth, allowing adaptation to different soil conditions and crop stages. With low draft requirements and minimal soil disturbance, the tine harrow supports conservation tillage practices while delivering effective weed management and soil conditioning.
Jess Walsh –
Tines break up smaller clods and help create a smoother planting surface.
Robin Brooks –
Tine harrows can uproot small, newly emerged weeds, particularly when used at the correct crop stage.
Skylar Harvey –
it isn’t the best choice for breaking very hard, deeply compacted ground or performing primary tillage. Also, weed control depends heavily on timing; larger or well-established weeds can be difficult to control with tine harrowing alone.