Major USA

We get that cotton stalk destruction is an unpleasant part of cotton growing in West Texas.😢

Extreme heat forces cotton plants to shut down, making stalks exceptionally tough, woody and harder to cleanly cut with typical cutters or shredders.🥵

When you need to clear the failed cotton cleanly and quickly, the Major Cyclone does the job.🦾

Here's the 30ft Major Cyclone working in West Texas.

Thanks to Jerrod Martin at South Plains Implement for sharing this clip.

"Pick quality over quantity" | to Scott Brothers Farms using the 20-ft cutting hardy cotton stalks on their family farm in Wilson Country, North Carolina and saving money while using it!
Quality Equipment, LLC

Countdown to Sunbelt Ag Expo 2026!🎉

We invite you to check out the Major Cyclone Rotary Cutter/Shredder, which offers the economy of a rotary and the fine finish of a flail with up to 50% savings on power consumption and fuel costs. 🦾

📅 October 20-22, 2026
📍 Moultrie, GA
🚩 Booth C-8-580

🌾 Celebrating American rice farmers this National Rice Month!

For Texas rice farmer Stephen Gertson, efficient stubble management is key to establishing a strong ratoon crop.

The Gertson family uses a 30-ft MAJOR Cyclone to quickly mulch rice stubble, covering ground at up to 7 mph while keeping pace with harvest.

Less maintenance. Wide working width. More acres covered.

Hlavinka Equipment Company

🌾 Better stubble management. Stronger ratoon potential.

After harvest, timing is everything for Texas rice farmer Stephen Gertson.

His 30-ft MAJOR Cyclone quickly cuts rice stubble, helping air and sunlight reach the base of the plants to encourage ratoon growth.

⚙️ 30-ft working width
🚜 Up to 7 mph
🔧 Fewer blades = simpler maintenance

Hlavinka Equipment Company

🌱 Foxtail a problem in your cereal crop?

Michael Kavanagh of Chadlington Farming Partnership explains how they are using the 20-ft major Cyclone Rotary Cutter as part of their approach to control grass weeds like blackgrass or foxtail as part of their regenerative farming approach.

If you're a wheat grower looking to reduce reliance on herbicides, mechanical management can be another tool in the toolbox.

Ellis Equipment
Hood & Company, Inc.