Author: Harms MFG

Every spring, frost heave does the same thing it's done for centuries in the Upper Midwest: pushes rocks to the surface of your hay fields. By the time you're ready to take your first cutting, those rocks are sitting right where your disc mower knives will find them. Land rolling hay …

If you're in the market for a land roller, one of the first questions you'll face is: how wide should it be? Too small and you're making extra passes. Too large and your tractor is struggling — or worse, you're paying for width you can't use. This guide walks you …

Land rolling soybeans is one of the most debated topics at any co-op coffee counter in the Upper Midwest. Timing is everything — roll too early and you miss rocks that haven't fully surfaced yet; roll too late and you risk plant injury. Here's what you need to know about …