An agricultural ridger is a farming tool used to create furrows and ridges in soil, facilitating the planting and cultivation of crops. It features a set of adjustable blades or wheels that cut and shape the soil into raised beds or ridges. This process improves drainage, reduces soil erosion, and helps with weed control. The ridger is often towed behind a tractor, making it suitable for large fields and various soil types. It is particularly beneficial for crops like potatoes, carrots, and onions, which grow better in well-defined rows. Durable and easy to adjust, the agricultural ridger enhances soil preparation and contributes to higher crop yields and efficient land management.