Cultipackers

What is a cultipacker, and why is it an important piece of food plot or farming equipment?

A cultipacker is a heavy roller used to compress soil after it’s been disturbed during plowing, discing, or tilling.  Once soil is disturbed, it leaves air pockets that allows newly sown/planted seed roots to dry & die – significantly reducing your yield.

Today everyone has a limited amount of time. And with the rising costs of seed, fertilizer, fuel, etc you need to reduce loss as much as possible.

Cultipacking is especially important when you are planting small-seeded crops like clover, alfalfa, chicory, and brassicas, because it ensures consistent seed-to-soil contact across the entire food plot while minimizing the number of seeds that are planted too deeply. Small seeds like these do not contain enough energy to germinate and reach the surface if they are buried more than a quarter inch deep. Ideally, all they need is to be firmly pressed into the surface of the soil without being buried at all.

Heavy enough to actually "compact your soil"? If you buy a unit too light to compact, you have not met the need for which you purchased a cultipacker.

With our wheel's groove angle & depth, along with an appx weight of just over 100lbs per foot. Custom Cultipackers helps maximize the soil-to-seed contact and optimize your yield.