By going through the subsoil at depth, Subsoil Aerators are able to lift the earth up, alleviating compaction and increasing macropores in the soil.
Aerated, uncompacted soils allow for the speedy transition of surface water into underground reserves, relieving the soil of waterlogging & bogginess.
Fractured, loose soils allow precipitation to be absorbed into the subsoil where it is protected from evaporation, which can provide a valuable moisture resource for plants during a dry season.
Proper soil structure allows for vertical root growth, enabling access to a larger catchments of nutrients and previously unavailable subsoil moisture, offering both increased growth and resilience during droughts.
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