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BUILT TO SUIT YOUR FARMING OPERATION

CUSTOM CROP ROLLERS

Bison manufactures custom crop rollers for farmers requiring greater working width and more efficient paddock coverage. Each roller is manufactured in Heywood, Victoria, with the final build discussed directly with Michael.

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BUILT AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENTS

Every farming operation is different. Bison works directly with each customer to understand the required working width, configuration and farming conditions before confirming the final build.

CUSTOM WORKING-WIDTH OPTIONS

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WHAT A CUSTOM BISON ROLLER DELIVERS

A wider working width allows you to cover more ground while maintaining the seedbed consolidation and ground-following performance of the Bison design.

BETTER ESTABLISHMENT ACROSS THE PADDOCK

Rolling closes air gaps around the seed, supporting more uniform emergence and faster, more even germination across the full working width.

DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS DIRECTLY WITH MICHAEL

MOISTURE RETENTION AND EARLY CROP PROTECTION

A consolidated seedbed can help retain moisture around the seed while reducing frost and winter heave through freeze-thaw conditions.

A SMOOTHER SURFACE FOR THE WORK AHEAD

Rolling flattens clods and levels the paddock, creating more consistent conditions for spraying and harvesting while helping reduce header bounce and grain loss.

MANUFACTURED IN HEYWOOD, VICTORIA

PROVEN BISON ENGINEERING

INDEPENDENT SOLID-RUBBER TYRES

Individual tyres follow changing ground contours for consistent paddock coverage across the full working width.

RIDGE-FREE TURNING

Independent tyres move against adjoining tyres during turns, helping prevent soil from being pushed into unwanted ridges.

BUILT AROUND YOUR OPERATION

Working width, configuration and ballast requirements are discussed directly with Michael before the final build is confirmed.

DISCUSS YOUR CUSTOM BUILD

Tell us what you need and Michael will discuss the most suitable custom build for your farming operation.

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