The 47th Wisconsin Public Service Farm Show is coming up in just a couple weeks.

The show will be held on the EAA Grounds in Oshkosh, WI on March 27, 28 and 29. “For more than four decades, the Wisconsin Public Service Farm Show has provided an opportunity for the agricultural community to check out the latest farming equipment, machinery, tools and services.”

Landoll says it will have some new equipment on display like the “To The Max” harrow that it acquired from Precision Planting.This product is designed to deliver uniform soil density for vigorously developing roots as a result of a vertical tillage system. The combination of notched cutting reels, rolling harrows and hydraulic cover boards allow the unit to prepare the perfect seedbed. The To The Max works the top inch of soil above the seed placement zone, to spread residue, dry the soil surface and crack surface crusts without changing the soil density. This allows seeds to germinate in warm, moist soil and get off to a healthy start.