Cultivators come in all shapes and sizes, from well-known American brands such as John Deere and Case IH, to European brands such as Agro-Lift, Köckerling, and many more.
They’re some of the most important implements in Farming Simulator 19, and the large number of vanilla options may seem rather daunting.
But over time, you might want even more. And that’s where modding comes in.
Let’s take a peek at some of the best ones worth downloading.
This mod pack contains two cultivators, each with different widths of 7.4 and 9.4 meters.
With a price tag of $9,300 and $11,000 respectively, they both make a great option for either a new farmer, or for someone who wants to upgrade to a larger cultivator without breaking the bank.
And they both come with green or red color choices too. But unfortunately, they lack any other customization options.
Now this cultivator has quite a minimalistic design, and a fairly reasonable $18,500 price tag to go with it.
As well as being 12.6 meters wide and having a working speed of 12mph (20kph), another great thing about this cultivator is that it only requires 78hp to pull!
This means that you can easily pull it with even your smallest tractors, or behind any of your plows that have a hitch on the back.
The Slovenian company Gorenc has created an extremely useful cultivating tool for anyone with a small to medium sized farm.
The Grinder 600 is a front mounted cultivator with a working width of 6 meters.
Since it’s front mounted, this allows you to pull a seeder or other towed implement behind your tractor – while the cultivator prepares the soil ahead.
You can also select between a light blue paint scheme here, or a grey one.
Anyone that’s a fan of Polish equipment would do well to pick up this highly detailed cultivator.
It’s well suited for a small farm, and should be easy to work too.
And this model is actually pretty great at a purchase price of only $13,000, a width of 5 meters, and a standard working speed of 9mph (15kph).
It even has a few different customization options, such as warning signs, and the types of rollers used.
This cultivator is sure to be a solid choice for preparing small fields, and coming with a nice blue paint scheme, it’ll look great while doing it too.
Coming in with a width of 14.5 meters, this cultivator mod is the second largest on our list here.
There are several versions of the Allrounder on the in-game modhub, each one with different sizes for specific needs. So check them out and see if any others might suit you better.
This specific version will cost you $94,000, and despite lacking any customization options, it’s still a very nice-looking cultivator.
Here’s a set which is based on the Hungarian manufacturer FRADISC V. This mod comes with a heavy disc harrow which functions as a plow, and a trailed roller that can be used as a cultivator.
This whole setup allows you to plow and cultivate your fields in only one pass, provided you have enough horsepower to pull both implements at the same time.
You could also pull them both separately if you wanted. So there’s a lot of room for customization here!
Because it is only 6 meters wide, I’d say this is best suited for small-to-medium sized fields.
We’re back to John Deere again with this cultivator that comes with a width of 12.2 meters, so it’s fairly wide.
And with a working speed of 14mph (22kph), it’s also the fastest cultivator on our list.
It does come with a steep price though, at just over $140,000 (seriously!)
And it requires a tractor with at least 560hp to pull it at full speed. So this cultivator will probably not be a newbie’s first cultivator for a new farmer to pick up.
But once you have the equipment to pull it, it’ll prove itself a worthy investment, greatly shortening the time required to plow large fields.
With three sections that can independently follow the terrain of the field, this cultivator can also handle uneven terrain with ease.
This 16 meter wide cultivator has a fairly quick working speed of 12mph (20kph). Not too shabby.
And with an incredible color selection of over eighty colors for the rims, disks, and the frame itself, this is easily one of the best-looking cultivators on our list.
It even has branding options such as John Deere, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, and Case IH, ensuring that this cultivator can fit into any themed farm.
Another nice feature is that despite its size, this one folds up quite nicely for transport – allowing you to move it between fields with ease.
