RTP Outdoors Tractor Attachments

RTP Outdoors specializes in conservation and wildlife management equipment designed for efficient planting and cover crop management. Their product lineup includes Genesis No Till Drills, Ground Breaker Food Plot Planters, and Goliath Heavy-Duty Roller Crimpers. These implements are built for establishing food plots, planting native grasses, improving soil health, and supporting regenerative farming practices.

The ideal model depends on your tractor's horsepower, available working width, acreage, and planting goals. RTP Outdoors offers Genesis No Till Drills in widths from 3 to 10 feet for tractors ranging from approximately 30 HP to over 120 HP. Ground Breaker Food Plot Planters are available in multiple sizes to accommodate both small food plots and larger planting projects.

Genesis No Till Drills allow you to plant seeds with minimal soil disturbance, helping preserve soil structure, reduce erosion, improve moisture retention, and minimize weed growth. They are ideal for planting cover crops, pasture grasses, wildlife food plots, and conservation seed mixes while maintaining existing ground cover.

The RTP Outdoors Goliath Roller Crimper is designed to terminate cover crops without extensive tillage or herbicide use. By flattening and crimping mature cover crops, it creates a natural mulch layer that helps suppress weeds, retain soil moisture, reduce erosion, and prepare fields for no-till planting.

Yes. RTP Outdoors attachments are designed for tractors with compatible three-point hitch systems and are available for a wide range of horsepower requirements, from approximately 30 HP compact tractors to over 120 HP agricultural tractors. Always verify your tractor's horsepower, hitch category, hydraulic requirements, and lifting capacity before selecting an attachment.

Routine maintenance includes inspecting seed meters, coulters, bearings, rollers, and fasteners before each use, lubricating all recommended grease points, checking tire pressure (where applicable), cleaning the equipment after operation, and storing it in a dry location. Proper maintenance helps ensure accurate planting performance, reliable field operation, and long service life.