Technical Abstract: Cover crops are a vital part of conservation tillage systems, but they have to be managed appropriately to get their full benefits. These benefits include weed pressure reduction caused by alleopathy, improving soil properties due to mulch effects and increased soil organic matter. In recent years, several roller designs intended to terminate cover crops have been studied. In this study three single-section roller designs (long straight bars, curved blunt bars, and a smooth roller with an oscillating crimping bar) were examined using a tool for fuzzy multi attributive comparison of alternatives. Results of computations show that the third variant of roller design (smooth with oscillating crimping bars) was the best.