Superworm soil aerator
non inversion tillage pasture renovation
break compaction layer flatten stubble
increase water penetration increase soil air

Air is a vital component for the living organisms in soil.
A healthy soil should contain 25% air. Rainfall and fluctuating groundwater levels stimulate the absorption of fresh oxygen-rich air into the soil, while other gaseous by-products of plant respiration are released (eg: carbon dioxide).

Without an active soil biology and good soil structure, this exchange of gases will be severely impaired and water retention will be poor. This will impede good root penetration, causing plants to suffer from water and nutrient stress.

A major impediment to effective soil aeration is the development of a hard pan. Compacted soils and those with a hard pan, will benefit greatly from Superworm Mechanical Aerator.

The Superworm punctures and cracks compacted soils enabling better water penetration and reduced run-off, greater root growth and microbial activity.

Together with the right mineral amendments, aeration will lead to a deeper, more fertile soil with an open structure.

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