'I Won't Run Any Of My Cultivators Without The Torsion Weeder'

Fred is the Organic Manager of Chaffin Farms in Ithaca Michigan. Chaffin Farms has 1,600 acres of organic and 16,000 acres of conventional. All 1,600 acres of organic farmland are helped by the Tilmor Torsion weeders and Fred even says that he won't run any of his 4 identical cultivators without them. The International Cultivator setup shown in this video is a 25 row setup with spikes in the front and 9" blades in the back with torsion weeders following. If you have any questions about how the torsion weeder might help you, don't hesitate to send us an email or give us a call!

The torsion weeder is perfect for uprooting weeds through shallow cultivation in the crop row.
- An economical and simple in row weeding solution that compliments and enhances other weeding tools
- Good with loose soil
- For optimum performance, use a sweep, shovel, or Spyder ahead of this tool to open up tighter soils
- Optimum weed stage: Cotyledon to 2-leaf
- Optimum Crop Size: Well-rooted crops until the crops canopy
- Suitable for most crops planted in rows with a row spacing of 10" and up

Row crop farmers face unique challenges and often must rely on older equipment that was developed many years ago for mechanized cultivation. Tilmor has a number of in row cultivation tools like the torsion weeder in this video which can improve the weeding efficacy.

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[stevangucu]

This kind of video is exactly what I was looking for. I have a row cultivator, and it does well cutting larger weed, but knives just go beneath small weed. Smaller weed remains on the surface and continues growth.
I want to put torsion weeders in the back so it can remove all types of weed in one pass.

Thank you😁

[herbhouston]

Beautiful job of cultivating on some fine looking beans!

[RustyCarnahan]

I might have to invest in some of these for next year