A disc ridger is a farming implement used to create furrows or ridges in soil for planting crops. It consists of a set of curved discs mounted on a sturdy frame, which are adjusted to cut into the soil and form raised beds. The disc ridger helps in soil preparation by improving drainage, controlling weeds, and enhancing soil aeration. It's especially useful for crops like potatoes, onions, and carrots, which benefit from well-defined planting rows. The implement is typically towed behind a tractor, making it efficient for large-scale farming. Its durable design ensures reliable performance in various soil conditions, contributing to better crop yields and effective land management.