
WRD Rotary Ditcher
Cut clean drainage furrows in a single pass — a powered rotor throws soil into consistent ditches as you drive. Even depth keeps Gulf-Coast rice and row-crop fields draining right.
Drainage that keeps fields working
On the Gulf Coast, standing water is the enemy of yield. The WRD opens and maintains clean drainage furrows so paddies and fields drain on schedule — and pairs naturally with the LPM levee maker for full paddy water control.
Standing water costs the stand
Water that sits for 48 hours can take the crop with it. Drainage is insurance you install once.
Open a furrow when you need it
Cut drainage mid-season without a contractor or an excavator on site.
Same depth, same drain
A consistent ditch profile means the whole field empties at the same rate.
Built for the ground that needs it
Heavy construction for the wet, sticky soil where drainage matters most.

Open drainage, protect the crop
- Forms consistent furrows that move water off the field before it sits long enough to hurt the stand.
- Built heavy for wet, sticky ground where lighter tools bog down.
- Works alongside the LPM levee maker and DSK harrow as part of a complete paddy and row-crop system.
🔶 Detailed specifications (working width, depth, weight, tractor HP) are being confirmed with WeCan HQ and will be added here.
WRD rotary ditcher at work
Cutting clean drainage channels in a single pass.
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Engineered to hold precision under load
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Single-pass furrowing
The rotor cuts and forms a clean drainage ditch in one pass, as the tractor drives.
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Powered rotor
A PTO-driven rotor throws soil consistently for uniform ditch depth and profile.
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For rice & row crop
Drains paddies and fields fast — the foundation of water management in the rice belt.
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Part of a paddy system
Pairs with the LPM levee maker for water control and the DSK harrow for seedbed prep.
Ask about the WRD ditcher
Tell us your drainage needs — our Houston team will confirm specs and availability, with parts and support coordinated through Houston.
