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Aerworx
Stand number: 8-9.246
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Aerworx Ltd
Where healthy soils begin....
- The original UK large drum and blade aerator introduced nearly two decades ago and made in mainland Britain.
- Manufactured to exceptional standards with blades, unique to Aerworx, excelling in their durability, design and strength.
- High weight/metre of machine with forces through each blade achieving not only surface penetration in the most challenging of soils, but the kinetic energy required for the important "SLOT & SHATTER" effect, fracturing the soil down to 30cm.
- High work rates / forward speed - the faster you work, the better the result, conditions safely permitting.
- A large range of different models and sizes to suit customers’ needs, with optional additional functionality and the flexibility to work with customers to design a bespoke machine too.
- Aerworx has a long standing niche experience in grassland and soil management working closely with agronomists and dedicated soil experts. We take pride in offering advice to help customers understand their land, how and when aeration will improve their soil, pre and post sale. It is not just about the machine!
- With regenerative farming becoming such an important feature in today’s agricultural landscape and we face such challenging climatic conditions, can farming afford not to invest in its biggest asset….the soil?
If you would like to know more, please visit us in Stand 8-9.246 – we’d love to meet you and hear about your set up.
www.aerworx.co.uk
Address
Kings Bounty, Church Street, BinstedAlton
Hampshire
GU34 4NX
United Kingdom
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Aerworx - a British manufacturer of the original UK large drum and blade aerator, designed to alleviate compaction. Various models and options available.
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Aerworx performs demo days throughout the UK. -
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Trials across 3 grassland farms in the south of England, during a period of low rainfall and only after a single pass, showed significant improvement in DM yields and infiltration rates after aeration
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