At Agrowplow, we're proudly Australian-made and owned. We understand the unique challenges of Australian agriculture, and our machinery is built to withstand tough conditions while delivering exceptional performance. With quality you can see and feel in every one of our products, you know they are crafted with precision, durability, and the needs of Australian farmers in mind.
Our range of tillage and seeding equipment have been used by soil-conscious farmers to improve productivity and deliver greater yields for 45 years.
Chisel ploughs and deep rippers look like close cousins: both run rows of tynes through the soil, both fracture the ground rather than turning it over, and in the paddock they can be hard to tell apart. But they're built for different jobs at different depths, and using one where you need the other is money spent on the wrong problem.
Deep ripping and delving solve different constraints. Get the diagnosis wrong and you can spend real money loosening soil that didn't need loosening, or fail to fix the layer that was actually holding your yield back. Here's how the two compare, and how growers and researchers are working out which one a paddock needs.
