Reap the conservation benefits of no-till farming without sacrificing yields with Case IH no-till equipment.

No-till offers many important soil conservation benefits, but often at the expense of yields. Poor root development a common yield limitation of no-till can be caused by compacted soil with limited or poorly distributed air and water, or pore space. Proper pore size and distribution is critical for air and water exchange, which improves potential water infiltration and absorption.

Case IH in-line rippers maximize yields and profits by managing and conditioning crop reside, soil tilth, plant food availability and seed beds. These four controllable factors must be properly managed to ensure the optimum performance of your soil a fundamental step to obtaining higher yields. Remember, soil conditions will affect your yields and bottom line more than any other controllable variable.

Shatter the compaction layer and promote healthier soil with a 2500 Rip-Strip and its patented tiger® point technology. This machine creates a healthier soil profile than competitive models, allowing roots to explore greater volumes of soil and obtain more nutrients, especially during the most critical times of the production cycle.

Make the most of seed bed conditions with a Case IH 2500 Rip-Bed. It’s exactly what you need to maximize the potential of every plant especially those with tap roots, such as cotton all in a single-pass.