What Makes the Hillco Specialty Crop Header Different? Inside the Hillco SC1500’s Approach to Yield Protection
When growers ask what makes our specialty crop header different from a conventional header, the short answer is this: specialty […]
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Hillco’s February Tradeshow Sprint: Real Conversations, Real Equipment, Real Results
If there’s one thing we love, it’s getting out of the shop and into the aisle- talking with the producers
Conquer the Hills: How Hillco Leveling Systems Boost Productivity + Protect Your Yield
If you’re farming hills… …you are all too familiar with the challenges: unstable combines, limited on-the-go unloading, and grain loss
Why Topf Farms Trusts Hillco- Season After Season
A Testimonial From A Long-Time Hillco Operator: Denny Topf Watch Now For many farms across the Midwest, consistency, efficiency, and
Celebrating the 2025 Hillco Annual Photo Contest — Vote Now & Get Ready for Next Year
Every year, the Hillco Annual Photo Contest gives farmers, operators, and harvest crews a chance to share the real-world moments
Hillco Specialty Crop Header: A Farmer’s Perspective with Denny Wilfong
Farmer’s Review of the Hillco Header https://youtu.be/yQ5wmjRpZtM At Hillco Technologies, we’re committed to building innovative equipment that delivers reliability, efficiency,
How Much Does the Hillco WTR Cost?
If you’re considering purchasing a Hillco WTR (Wrap Twine Remover), one of your first questions is likely: What does it
How to Install the Hillco Pivoting Spout: A Step-by-Step Guide for John Deere Combines
https://youtu.be/qSjaJ2SCfoA If you’re looking to improve your grain unloading precision and reduce spillage during harvest, the Hillco Pivoting Spout is
Farmer Feature: Ryan Malpass on the Game-Changing SC1500 Specialty Crop Header
Malpass Heritage Farms At Malpass Heritage Farms, located within the southern end of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, innovation is more than
Operator Spotlight: Why Amos Grell Trusts the Hillco SC1500 Specialty Crop Header
At Meadow Ridge Farms in Oregon, harvesting 5,000 acres of fescue and perennial ryegrass each year is no small task.
