< Back Aerworx goes arable! 🌾 Last month, on a farm in Hereford, the Aerworx aerator was put to the test on compacted clay stubble field. 🌾 Infiltration rate control ( under the hedge) was 28 seconds. PRE AERATION across the field in several spots, the infiltration rates were beyond 45 minutes ( we gave up). POST AERATION - the infiltration rates AFTER A SINGLE PASS were 3.5 minutes An incredible result after just one pass...if fields are aerated after harvesting, compaction is alleviated, improving the ability of arable land to capture and retain the autumnal/winter rainfall. 🌾 Building resilience into soil is vital to improve the productivity of your land whether it is grassland or arable. https://video.wixstatic.com/video/105835_f9bfbc41b227450a8fa6e2698994f565/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Previous Next

< Back DEMO SEASON 2026! DEMO SEASON 2026 is nearly here! The AerWorx Viper Direct Double Disc seed drill - simple to use, efficient, handles tough terrains and can be used with a wide range of seed sizes +/- fertiliser in a split hopper. Competitively priced. The AerWorx aerator - best demo'd on dry ground to see the "slot and shatter" effect that our machines are known for. By using kinetic energy, the weight and forward speed, creates a huge force at the tips of 2-3 blades at any one time, shattering the soil to create a soil crumb with minimal surface disturbance. When used correctly, compaction can be relieved down to 30cm, restoring soil biology and natural productivity whilst improving capture and retention of rainfall. If you have any questions or would like a demo please get in touch: Email: info@aerworx.co.uk Phone: 07500 898387 (Jason) Previous Next

< Back AERWORX ARABLE TRIAL 25/26 - THE RESULTS! 🌾ARABLE TRIAL 25/26🌾 With this year’s arable yields down after prolonged drought, farmers are looking at ways to buffer themselves from the impact of future extremes. Improving soil structure and function has become an even bigger talking point than usual. We ran a field trial in Herefordshire August 25 - July 26 to look at how 3 mechanical interventions & a control plot, affected wheat yields and soil infiltration rates on compacted arable land. The take homes: 👉Aerworx, whether using the horizontal or vertical blade patterned machine, showed a 13- 14% higher yield than the control or low disturbance subsoiler ( + sheep). These increased yields translated in to not insignificant £ gains per ha .. and this didn’t include savings in time and fuel (when considering the comparable costs of running a subsoiler) nor the future gains of building in long term soil health. 👉The Aerworx vertical bladed machine displayed the best persistent infiltration rates. 👉The farm wanted to compare its usual management practice of low disturbance subsoiling + sheep on that plot for a short period too. Interestingly the LDS + sheep plot yield was comparable with the control plot Infiltration rates were similar to the Aerworx horizontal blade pattern but 27% slower than the control and a huge 63% slower than the Aerworx vertical blade machine! Full details will be published in due course but the reel drives home our headline findings. 💦So if you’re standing on the edge of your cereal fields wondering what you can do to mitigate the impact of these extreme weather conditions, please give us a call. If you consider the above figures, the ROI could come back very quickly. Many thanks to the farm team in Herefordshire for supporting this trial and to Dale Gwynne for his unwavering dedication, amusing company and bottomless ag knowledge as we collected the endless data sets! https://video.wixstatic.com/video/eed273_2ceb2f65407b4c3bb686ea06d40fe809/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Previous Next

Find out the latest news from Aerworx including new releases, customer news, shows and press releases! Latest News Initial grassland trial findings show benefits of applying biostimulants to soils decompacted with AerWorx Read More AERWORX ARABLE TRIAL 25/26 - THE RESULTS! Read More GROUNDSWELL 26 - WHAT A SHOW! Read More AerWorx at Cereals 26 Read More RWAS Grassland Event 2026 Read More The AS330 - Aerator-Seeder-Harrow showcased by Shaw Countryside Services! Read More FERTILISER - THE BIG Q! Read More AerWorx attends North East Cotswolds Farmer Cluster Day Read More FETF Grant 2026 NOW OPEN! 17th MARCH 2026 Read More DEMO SEASON 2026! Read More AerWorx features on Regen Documentary in Estonia! Read More Time for a new Direct Drill? Read More Lamma 26 ! Aerworx will be there on Stand 8-9.246 Read More The Front Mounted Aerworx is here! Read More AerWorx is at The Vineyard Show 19th Nov 25 Read More **Launch of the Aerworx FM2520 Front Mounted Aerator** Read More LandAlive at The Dairy Show 25 Read More An incredible Groundswell 25 ! Read More FETF GRANT 2025 is OPEN until 10th July 2025 Read More Aerworx features in May's Farmer's Guide Read More

< Back AerWorx attends North East Cotswolds Farmer Cluster Day ☀️When a day feels extraordinary for so many reasons. An invite to the North East Cotswolds Farm Cluster trade fair was one not to be missed. Hosted at the picturesque location and hospitable team @realfarmed we displayed the A336 alongside visuals to show the benefits of alleviating compaction using the slot and shatter effect of Aerworx. Incredible talks were presented throughout the day but with a feeling that something really big was unfolding around us…. Industry issues were raised but refreshing tangible solutions offered up by the inspiring keynote speaker, Minette Batters. A national collaboration between cluster groups were recognised as a vital step in the next farming chapter as well as soil health benchmarking in order to form a baseline for plans. Funding and recent gov policy updates, with a light shone on the Evenlode Landscape Recovery Project, were discussed with clear emphasis that the industry needed to design its own sustainable path. We had fascinating and insightful conversations on the stand with many at the sharp end of this energised regenerative transition- many of whom we hope to work with in the future as our soil goals align and restoration of national soil health a shared ambition. Thank you to all who ventured outside to see us as we endured four seasons in one day! Thank goodness for the FarmEd brownies! Thank you to Caroline Greenwood and Sarah Gordon - Jones for all their fantastic organisational skills and for making us all feel so welcome! And to @ pjm.agri.ltd for helping us on the stand! https://video.wixstatic.com/video/eed273_1d5fc85f99034fc5932bf27726b440da/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 AerWorx at FarmEd - North East Cotswolds Farm Cluster day https://video.wixstatic.com/video/eed273_04d290803cc94bd9a0d0610de1ad04c7/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Minette Batters addressing the importance of soil health When you leave feeling inspired and positive knowing that so much good work is being done out there… Previous Next

< Back FERTILISER - THE BIG Q! 💰FERTILISER - THE BIG Q. As fertiliser costs soar and availability has many anxious about how they will continue to support yields, may be now is the time to sense check that ol' phrase: 🧐" we've always done it like that" . The soil often has all that you need - it just needs unlocking over a sensible time line. 👉O2 is free; Atmospheric N2 is free; rain is free too ...so how can we tap in to that? ✅ Improve soil structure 🔨 = Soil biology should follow🪱 - the underground fert spreaders = Drought resistance improves by increasing capture and retention of rainfall💧 = reduction on the reliance of short term synthetics that cause long term reversal of the above (see below)❗ How? Alleviating soil compaction can reduce fertiliser requirements quite noticeably—but the exact amount depends on how severe the compaction was, your soil type, and how well it’s corrected...and then managed. Why? - increased root depths 🌱 - Increased nutrient access as soil biology gets to work mineralising PK that is already present but locked up - use natural nitrogen from the air to create a form of accessible nitrogen for the plant = reduce the need for fertiliser💨 - reduce application rates by REDUCING WASTE - any fert that is applied can get to the root zone and doesnt run off ( up to 60% can run off compacted soils). 🔰AERATION DOESN'T REPLACE FERTILISER - IT MAKES YOUR SOIL SO MUCH BETTER AT USING NUTRIENTS SO YOU NEED LESS OF IT! EXAMPLE: In a grassland setting on a challenging clay base, a reduction in ~ 20 % of fertiliser usage is widely used figure post aeration. This figure may be higher if the soil has good organic matter and good grazing management. 💰What does that mean in terms of fert savings? If grassland typically uses fert at 200Kg N/ha/yr = saving of 40 Kg N/ha/yr . At £1.20/Kg N = over £48/ha/yr ( At today's price even higher e.g at £1.54/Kg N = £62/ha! ) 🐄In a dairy setting if we also consider : - a conservative grass yield increase post aeration of 10% DM ( (each cow getting extra 600- 1000kg DM / yr ) - increased grazing days = less bought in forage/ bedding costs -increased milk yield - reduction in grass loss through poaching - less the cost of aeration = a conservative estimate of £100/ cow /yr gain = £10k for a 100 head herd per year. ( stocking rate 2.5/ha) So mechanical intervention to break the cycle of compaction speaks for itself. Shattering the pan and opening up the soils optimises returns ...for the long term. The Slot and Shatter of AerWorx does exactly that, with minimal surface disruption to minimise soil contamination and evaporative and carbon losses. So when it comes to thinking about investing in your soil ....the question is: 🤔CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO? 16.04.26 Previous Next

< Back Aerworx at Lamma 2024! Aerworx are excited to be attending Lamma Show again in 2024. Please swing by to see us in Hall 11 Stand 432 with any questions you may have and to see some interesting demo material. For your free ticket, please visit the Lamma show page www.lammashow.com We look forward to seeing you! Previous Next

< Back NEW COMPACT MODEL IT'S HERE! Our compact model, based on our proven successful large aerator the compact model has been developed for equestrians, small holders, landscape gardeners/small sport pitch groundsmen in mind. This machine is 5m x 20” – (1.5m wide with 20”drum with a 5” blade) and can be pulled by more accessible farm vehicles such as Compact/ Mini Tractors, RTV, Quad bikes, and some 4 x 4 trucks. The exceptional benefits of the large aerator also apply to our compact model these include; reducing fertiliser costs, reducing water logging, improving grass growth, improving grass quality. All of this means you are left with extended grazing periods without the expenditure. Our aerators are already trusted by many well respected groundsmen, farmers and equine competition facilities. We are often travelling around to show people the event of the AerWorx Aerator's capabilities, if you would like to find out more contact Jason on 07500 898387. Previous Next

< Back Feature on Lydney Park Farm - an AHDB Strategic Dairy Farm Network member Last week Aerworx visited Lydney Park Farm.... As recently featured in Farmers Weekly, Gavin Green and Keith Davis of Lydney Park Farm, Glos, certainly have their fingers on the pulse when it comes to grassland management. Speaking to Keith Davis, dairy manager, they routinely monitor DM yields across their milking platform of 300ha, ranking paddocks and creating a strategic plan to drive the productivity of their 850 Jersey crosses. They already had impressive above average yields of between 10-15 t/ha DM but knew that they could improve this further - optimising soil health was an important part of their strategic plan. " Grass can cope in winter when not grazed but when actively growing in spring, 3-4 days of standing water kills it" ( Keith Davis). Lydney Park recognised the impact that compaction was having across the farm and recently upgraded to the aerator of their choice.... t he Aerworx A336s . It is no surprise that this dynamic team is part of the AHDB Strategic Dairy Farm network and here at Aerworx, we are delighted that they have chosen us to be a part of their strategy. Delivery Day at Lydney Park Farm, Glos. Training in the correct use of the Aerworx Aerator Previous Next

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< Back AerWorx is at The Vineyard Show 19th Nov 25 AerWorx is at The Vineyard Show 2025 Stand J13 , Kent Showground Come and join us at The Vineyard Show to see how alleviating compaction not only helps your vine root health, but that of your cover crops and importantly, vineyard water management throughout the year. Reduce run off Reduce erosion Reduce waterlogging Reduce applicant wastage Increase infiltration and retention of water Improve root growth and disease resistance Restore and support soil biology by improving the microbial environment for their optimal function Improve nutrient availability Reduce the need for synthetic inputs Admission is free but tickets need to be booked. Follow the link below: www.vineyardmagazine.co.uk The Vineyard & Winery Show will take place on 19 November 2025 at the Kent County Showground Hope to see you there! Team AerWorx Previous Next

< Back FETF GRANT 2025 is OPEN until 10th July 2025 The FETF grant 2025 is now open until 10th JULY 2025 What is the FETF grant ? The Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) is a grant program in England that provides funding to farmers, growers, and land managers to purchase a)equipment and technology that improve farm productivity, b) manage slurry, and c) enhance animal health and welfare The grants focus on productivity, sustainability, and protecting the environment - i t's part of the broader Farming Investment Fund. Successful applicants can receive grants ranging from a minimum of £1,000 to a maximum of £25,000 for each of the three areas above ( a-c) . The grant is open to farmers, horticulturalists, forestry owners in England, and contractors working for farmers or growers, who are registered with the Rural Payments Agency (RPA) Due to the competitive nature of the grant, it's recommended to apply early so that you can maximise your chance of this financial support to enable investment in your farming enterprise. Which Aerworx products are eligible? FETF44 - The Aerworx Double Disc Direct Seed Drill Percentage paid towards item: 50% Item must: be a direct drill use either tines or discs to produce the seeding slot have a 2.9 metres (m) minimum drilling width place the seed in the seeding slot drill through an established growing cover crop of at least 15 centimetres (cm) - must be demonstrated on cover crops other than grass have a seed hopper with a capacity of at least 1,000 litres (L) have precision metering capable of drilling between one kilogram (kg) to 300kg of seed per hectare drill the full range of arable and cover crops including cereals, pulses and oil seeds The Aerworx Direct Drill FETF44 Click here to see the Aerworx : DIRECT DRILL FETF411 - The Aerworx Aerator Percentage paid towards item: 40% Item must: be a grassland pasture aerator have a 2.3m minimum working width have a roller or cylinder design with hardened steel blades to create aeration slots create aeration slots minimum 160mm deep have capacity to carry additional weight to provide better blade penetration in dry conditions The Aerworx A330 FETF411 - other sizes also qualify Click here for the 3m x 30in Mounted Aerator FETF 207 - Air drill for establishing cover crops : The Aerworx AS330 Percentage paid towards item: 50% Item must: be a pneumatic (air) drill be designed to be mounted on existing drills or soil tillage equipment have electronic metering be able to drill small cover crop seeds - for example, clover, mustard, phacelia use either pipes, coulters or spreader plates to place the seed have a minimum 3m drilling width have a seed hopper with a minimum 300L capacity The Aerworx AS336 FETF 207 With a return on your investment by improving soil health both in the short and long term, resulting in improved farm weather resilience and cost effective productivity, including Aerworx in the farm toolkit is becoming a popular choice. HOW DO I APPLY? Information about the application process can be found at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/farming-equipment-and-technology-fund-2025/apply-for-the-farming-equipment-and-technology-fund-fetf-2025 If you require further help, please CONTACT us on our webpage or call Jason on 07500898387 * Make sure that you apply for your grant soon - the window closes on 10th July 2025. * Previous Next