Tillage Frequently Asked Questions

Tillage equipment includes the machines or implements needed to dig, stir, or overturn the soil in preparation for planting. These machines include chisel plows, disks, disk rippers, field cultivators, moldboard plows, and more.

Tractor Zoom currently features over 3288 pieces of tillage equipment for sale from dealers and auctioneers around the country. Narrow down your search with our easy-to-use filters to find the exact make/model you’re looking for or view only the tillage equipment in your state. From there, sort your search results based on what is closest to you, what has been most recently added, and much more.

Tractor Zoom partners with 719 auctioneers and 1718  dealer locations across the country. We feature all auctioneers in your region or equipment dealers near you that sell tillage equipment on our website, or you can simply complete a search for tillage equipment and results will automatically populate with available tillage equipment for sale that is closest to you.

Tillage is an important part of soil management and crop protection. It is the process of digging, stirring, or overturning the soil to help control weeds or protect against insects that may damage crops. It is also used to condition the soil to prepare it for planting or add furrows for irrigation.

You can access a full list of dealers that have tillage equipment for sale in your region or state on Tractor Zoom.

Tractor Zoom is not a bank, but we do help facilitate financing and loans for tillage equipment with our industry-leading lenders. Compare loan interest rates and terms for your tillage equipment purchase from multiple lenders so you can select the best financing option that meets your unique needs.

Tractor Zoom features over 300 makes of tillage equipment but the most popular manufacturers include John Deere, Case IH, International Harvester, Krause, Sunflower, White, Landoll, DMI, Wil-Rich, Brillion, Great Plains, Unverferth, Kewanee, Glencoe, Summers, and Massey Ferguson.

The value of your harvesting equipment can vary based on its category, make, year, location, and width or spacing, among many other factors that are specific to the model. Understanding what equipment is worth is a challenge many farmers come across. In fact, 82% of the farmers we surveyed said it was their #1 pain point when buying and selling farm equipment.

With that challenge in mind, Tractor Zoom built a feature called Equipment Lists, which allows farmers to quickly and accurately gauge the value of their tillage equipment (for FREE) based on its unique specifications. We leverage over $20B in equipment sales, and update our transaction data weekly, so farmers always have up-to-date auction and retail values to gauge what their tillage equipment is worth in near, real-time.