Vertisols cover 8 million ha of the Ethiopian highlands. High clay content of the Vertisols is responsible for their heavy water logging in highland areas with abundant rainfall and low infiltration rates. The study evaluated the performance different drainage technologies for wheat (Triticum aestivum) and water use efficiency on field plot in 2015 at Ginchi district, West Shoa Zone of Oromia Regional State. Four treatments of drainage technologies (Aybar BBM (Broad Bed Maker), Shaga, Shurube and control) were laid out in Randomized Complete Block Design. Traditional technologies has extended the duration of the growing period of wheat on average by 6 days from 93 days under the Aybar BBM to 99 days in control. Aybar BBM increased grain yield of wheat from 2318.21kg ha-1 from the control to 4652.45kg ha-1, while dry biomass was increased by 28% as compared to the control. Existing moisture chickpea (Cicer arietinum) was harvested and using rain water harvesting in the pond, beetroot (Beta vulgaris) and carrot (Daucus carota) were harvested as a triple cropping in the same field plot. Therefore, it was concluded that new drainage technologies in vertisols such as Aybar BBM re-enforced by water harvesting increased the gross crop yield and double as well as triple cropping can be achieved.