< Back AerWorx and The Garlic Farm Earlier this month we had the pleasure of visiting the Isle of Wight again for a delivery of one of our AerWorx Aerators to Barney Barnett at the infamous Garlic Farm . Based in the stunning Arreton Valley the Garlic Farm is a long-established family business which has been running for over 60 years. The farm has diversified since it’s earlier days and now incorporates a farm shop, restaurant, and farm walks where customers are invited to submerge themselves in the full Garlic Farm experience. Using their immaculately kept lawns behind their restaurant they also hold charitable events, with a visit from Opera on the Move in aid of Mountbatten Isle Of Wight happening in June and July this year. A Garlic Farm may not be where you first think of when you start to plan your wedding, but you can also get married on their beautiful site! Barney and team at The Garlic Farm have been working with Neils Corfield to improve their soil health and structure, improve water retention which in return will increase their yields, reduce fertiliser costs and help working towards a more regenerative way of farming and this is where AerWorx became involved and an important part of the way they farm. We now have a complete range of AerWorx Aerators based on the Isle of Wight, should you be interested in finding out more information contact Jason on 07500 898387 or Dale on 07943 368927 . Barney, owner of The Garlic Farm, receiving his Aerworx aerator Previous Next

< Back THE BIG REVEAL AT LAMMA 25! New to the Aerworx range The Aerworx VIPER DT21 COMPETITVELY PRICED Direct Double Seed Drill · No till drill suitable for Grassland and Arable Use · Suitable for a variety of different seed sizes · 21 rows of 10mm spring coulters · Tine spacing of 125mm · 1000L hopper – optional split between seed + fertiliser OR seed only · Manual and hydraulic depth control · Simple seed calibration performed using the driving wheel · Optional extras available · AVAILABLE IN DIFFERENT SIZES - working widths of 2.5m, 2.7m , 2.9m SIMPLE EFFICIENT EASY TO USE Keeping soil health our focus …..with no till our mantra… CALL JASON 07500898387 DALE 07943368927 EMAIL: INFO@AERWORX.CO.UK WWW.AERWORX.CO.UK Previous Next

< Back Come and see us at Lamma Show 2025 AERWORX AT LAMMA 25! Come and see us.... Stand 8-9.246 We may have a surprise for you! This year we are releasing a new product ..... (Clue - our focus is on soil health and no till practises....) www.lammashow.com Aerworx Previous Next

< Back The Front Mounted Aerworx is here! The Aerworx front mounted aerator is designed to improve your efficiency with the 2:1 pass, saving time, fuel and reduce wheelings. By alleviating compaction to improve soil health, drilling in to soil with a more open porous structure will optimise conditions for plant health and productivity. The FM2520 can be used for aerating in front of the drill, topper or just on its own. Why not improve your ROI but asking it to clod bust too! Features: Available in sizes from 2.5m to 3m 3 point linkage Full steering headstock Please get in touch if you'd like to know more! Previous Next

Working in synergy with the Aerworx machines, our new product range, AerWorx-Bio supports the restoration of soil health by restoring the soil with naturally occuring soil microbes. Different forms (dry, soluble and seaweed coated) are available, increasing plant available Nitrogen, Potassium and Phosphorous. Reducing the need for synthetics without compromising yield potential. AerWorx- Bio Anchor 1 Bringing the power of microbes to your soil © Copyright Alleviating compaction, whether grassland or arable, in order to restore soil health not only enables the physical entry of air and water, it provides the optimal environment for the soil microbes - essential for plant health and soil structure. Who knew that something so tiny, could be so vital? When we are faced with anaerobic compacted lifeless soil, we need to kick start its recovery in a sensitive but productive way: Alleviate compaction, using a no till approach with minimal surface disturbance to make the soil more porous. Using the Slot & Shatter Effect of Aerworx aerators the soil is fractured and opened up down to 30 cm when used in the correct conditions. Little soil is exposed so soil carbon is retained and the soil food web minimally disturbed. Make management changes such as maximising the efficiency of each vehicle pass; adopting grazing patterns that facilitate root health; use of deep root tapping plants in sward/ cover crop mixes. Innoculate the soil with microbes that are naturally found in our soils, to aid the transition back to full soil health until microbes can then flourish and multiply. So how does AerWorx-Bio work? AerWorx-Bio is a next-gen biological product containing a unique and synergistic set of microbial species that occur naturally in healthy soils. The “ trade agreement” between plant and microbes is the synergistic relationship whereby roots supply energy to the micro-organisms in the form of root exudates and the bacteria efficiently provide accessible nutrients for the plant. This process has evolved over millions of years! The beneficial microbes: Solubilise Phosphate reserves in the soil . Most soils have plenty of phosphate but it is unavailable to the plant unless certain microbes are present. e.g. enzymes produced by the microorganisms break P bonds between Al, Ca, and Fe, resulting in a plant accessible form of P. Increase Nitrogen fixation in the rhizosphere . Improves Potassium availability Cutting synthetic fertiliser use with AerWorx-Bio : reduces costs avoids fertiliser availability issues reduces future fertiliser carbon tax sustains yield potential builds in environmental sustainability with a natural organic product restores, not kills, soil biology Why AerWorx-Bio? Designed for ease of use on farm Safe Proven Consistent Results Multiple bacterial species to ensure resilience and performance regardless of soil type Shelf-stable for two years in all formulations Requires no refrigeration, on-site fermentation or mixing Highly compatible with fertilisers, pesticides and other biostimulants Apply via hopper or with dry/liquid fertilizers. Other preparations also available AerWorx-Bio Products Manufactured and quality guaranteed, Aerworx has worked closely with Biolevel to develop a range of products that can be used with the Aerworx aerators and direct drill. The products have been certfied Organic and have been the subject of numerous successful field trials. Alleviating compaction with Aerworx will provide an aerobic environment to support optimal microbial function . AerWorx-Bio Dry Hopper Powder A dry microbial powder that can be mixed with seed in the drill hopper or broadcaster. Contains 800 million CFU/g mulitple bacteria spp/ gram Available in 2.5Kg (10ha) 5.0Kg (20ha) AerWorx-Bio Soluble A microbial powder that can be mixed in to a solution and applied in furrow or broadcast Contains 800 million CFU/g mulitple bacteria spp/ gram Available in 2.5Kg (10ha) 5.0Kg (20ha) AerWorx-Bio SeaWeed Available in 2.5Kg (5 ha) 5Kg (10 ha) 25Kg ( 50 ha) At a concentration if 2BB CFU /g the microbes have been vacuum dried onto sustainably UK sourced seaweed flakes. Seaweed provides a great source of trace nutrients as well as a proven growth stimulant for grass. Use AerWorx-Bio microbial coated seaweed for grass as a single application per growing season AerWorx-Bio beneficial microbes are compatible with biological fungicides, inorganic and organic fertilisers and biostimulants as well as with most chemical fungicides. TRIAL RESULTS Grassland 26% increase in DM yield 25% increase in protein 23% increase in plant P Cereals 16.9% increase in DM yield (wheat, ADAS) 100% positive yield outcome (wheat, Certis Belchim) 20% reduction in fert + AerWorx-Bio = same yield StubbleWorx Accelerating Crop Residue Decomposition StubbleWorx is a potent blend of fungal and bacterial microorganisms designed to: decompose cellulose and lignin - the key structural components of plants. This natural breakdown facilitates easier residue management and enriches the soil with essential nutrients. The microorganisms enhance the availability and uptake of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, potentially boosting crop yields. The efficiency of the 2:1 pass can be gained with the Aerworx AA330 - applicator and aerator. Working in association with : If the ground is hard, why not benefit from the Slot & Shatter effect of Aerworx aerator, fracturing the soil and alleviating compaction, as you apply StubbleWorx behind? Certified Organic Other Products in our Range Liquid Seaweed Please contact us for more details Enquire Here BACK TO HOME PAGE

Maintenance of sports grounds, pitches, golf courses car parks and airstrips Aerworx in other industries Do you have the challenge of managing grounds for sports, car parks, airstrips? How many times do we say "the ground conditions are bad this year" and we simply accept it and deal with the consequences or find work arounds, including cancelling matches? Something can be done to make your grounds more resilient to the ever challenging weather patterns. The wet winter/spring months often leave us with waterlogged poached grounds that then bake and leave uneven hard ruts in the summer months. Grass sits under water for significant periods of time and grass cover can become affected making way for bare patches and weed invasion. Q: Why? A: Soil Compaction! What is soil compaction? Compaction occurs when the soil structure becomes compressed. The soil particles become consolidated in to what is known as large aggregates or blocks, squeezing out the oxygen and water, needed for grass growth and the function of important microorganisms that work to help grass grow. When it rains, the water can't "percolate" through the soil ( a bit like a coffee filter) but instead sits on the surface and either causes waterlogging. The grass roots are then deprived of water because the soil can't retain what it doesn't have access to. The roots also struggle to penetrate in to the compressed soil or "pan". Why do we get soil compaction? Years of footfall, vehicles driving over the land ; grounds that are worked in wet conditions e.g. harrowing, rolling, topping are the main causes of compaction.These activities compress the soil particles and affect its porosity.. BACK TO AERATION Rugby & Football Pitches Cricket Grounds Golf Courses Car Parks Sports Grounds Why should I worry about compaction on sports grounds? The rain and oxygen can't reach the soil through the hard compacted "pan" leading to poor soil health.The consequences are then far reaching: prolonged waterlogging that kills off the grass and results in cancelled matches and the public opinion that follows! poor grass growth, distribution and quality means grounds are less resilient to wear - prolonged recovery times for the grounds are seen especially during the busy sporting season poor grass growth results in uneven cover making your bare ground vulnerable to erosion from wind and rain and invasion of more resilient weeds, making it even harder to maintain. An irregular ground surface - the wet winter ground becomes poached, causes more compaction and then bakes in the summer resulting in hard uneven rutted ground predisposing to player sprains and strains and irregular in play ball projectiles increased maintenance costs with re seeding/ fertilising/ staff costs/ fuel... more compaction is created addressing these avoidable long term problems with vehicles on the grounds. Why should I aerate a grass car park? Car parks are one of the most obvious examples of extreme compaction as a result of excessive vehicle passing. Aeration will: prevent waterlogging and keep "in use" days to a maximum speed up car park surface recovery time reduce muddy wet grounds causing vehicles to get stuck and the associated logistics and costs. reduce the need for steel road plates and associated costs prevent erosion from wind and rain if grass cover is good prevent long term poor soil health and grass growth reduce the need for rolling and fertilising. A well drained surface won't poach or rut. Grass Airstrips Why should I aerate my airstrip? encourage even grass growth for an even more predictable landing surface encourage good grass cover to reduce erosion from landings in the long term. build in long term resilience to heavy rain and wind to prevent erosion build in long term resilience to dry summers to allow the soil to capture and retain rain and continue to support grass growth prevent dangerous waterlogging reduce the number of days that the airstrip has to be closed in wet conditions. reduce the need for re seeding, fertilising and associated costs reduce the need for expensive drainage systems prevent further compaction! Airstrips Aerating an airstrip when the ground is hard Anchor Aerworx Equestrian We offer a large range of different models and sizes to suit YOUR needs, with optional additional extras and the flexibility to work together to design a bespoke machine too. So how can I rid of soil compaction? AERATION! Aeration of soil can improve the porous nature of soil so that water is captured and drained away, optimising soil health for grass growth and avoids those detrimental surface conditions. How does aeration work? Traditionally lightweight spiked aerators were used to make holes or small slits in the surface of the soil but this often isn't enough to break up the hard pan that sits around 7cm and below! The AERWORX AERATOR is carefully designed to create deep slots in the topsoil, shatter the deeper soil underneath but, importantly, without disturbance of the surface. The key is to aerate when the conditions are dry so that we don't create more compaction taking the vehicle and machine across wet ground. Click for how Aerworx aerators work Q:Can I still aerate if I don't have a tractor? A: YES! Our Compact range (1m or 1.5m x 20" drum) is designed for anyone who may be limited (access/ hp availability etc) to using lower horsepower mini tractors/ RTVs/ quads/ 4x4s. If you do have access to a tractor we have a large range available to suit your needs. View the Aerworx Range

Please contact us via our Contact page or by Email:info@aerworx.co.uk CONTACT Enquiries For any enquiries,questions, recommendations or to book a demo please call: 07500 898387 or fill out the following form * Name * Email* County/ Area * Phone* Land Use - select from options Acreage (approx) Hp available ( if known) Subject Message Submit *Please see our Privacy Notice to understand how we process your data. We will not sell your data to third parties. Manor Farm West Worldham Hampshire GU34 3BD Get a quote: 07500 898387 or email: info@aerworx.co.uk

Frequently asked questions about AerWorx aerators and how to get the best Slot & Shatter. FAQs ? Q: When should I aerate? A: Aerating through the summer months and into the autumn when the soil is hard and dry will enable the full shatter effect of the Aerworx aerator. The machine will not only create slots but break up the compaction leaving air pockets within the soil.These air pockets will hold oxygen allowing micro-organisms and worms to thrive. The more air pockets you can create, the more sponge-like the soil becomes, allowing better water capture and retention, deeper/stronger root development, and ultimately stronger and more productive pastures. In the winter months these air pockets will allow the frosts to go deeper and create natural movement within the soil. These air pockets will then warm up quicker in the spring giving you faster growth. Q: What size aerator should I use with my tractor ? Please call us to discuss options for smaller hp "Delivery Dave" - Team AerWorx Q: When would you use a trailed machine? Using a trailed machine enables the use of a larger drum for a lower horse power tractor. It also makes it easier and more stable if you have to move the aerator over longer distances between fields across the farm. Q: Can you front mount an aerator? Yes this can be done if you wish to perform a 2 in 1 pass, but ONLY for machines designed for this purpose. Our FM320 is a front mounted model - available in different sizes. Q: My soil type is difficult - can I still aerate? Aeration is effective in a variety of soil types.From sandy to heavy clay to rocky...to flawless hayfields and rugged terrains.When a farmer is faced with rocky soil, a subsoiling tool is often found to ineffective and counterproductive especially given what we now know about the complex ecosystem, carbon sequestration and effects of soil exposure. With the unique rotating tine system of the aerator, rocky soil is easily worked. It allows producers who have no choice but to work with challenging soil, to improve their soil‘s environment by taking advantage of the aeration benefits. Q:How do I avoid smearing or bringing up soil? Please refer to our checklist. It's important to spade the ground before you aerate to ensure it is dry enough to get the desired shatter! The AerWorx Checklist Q: I'm having trouble getting the shatter I want Again, it's important to use your AerWorx Aerator when the ground is dry to get the shatter effect. Use the AerWorx Checklist above but remember: WEIGHT + SPEED = KINETIC ENERGY = SLOT & SHATTER! "The faster you go..the better the penetration! " *safety must be considered at all times Please get in touch if you have another question not answered here! We're happy to help! Contact Us

Maintenance of sports grounds, pitches, golf courses car parks and airstrips Aerworx in other industries Do you have the challenge of managing grounds for sports, car parks, airstrips? How many times do we say "the ground conditions are bad this year" and we simply accept it and deal with the consequences or find work arounds, including cancelling matches? Something can be done to make your grounds more resilient to the ever challenging weather patterns. The wet winter/spring months often leave us with waterlogged poached grounds that then bake and leave uneven hard ruts in the summer months. Grass sits under water for significant periods of time and grass cover can become affected making way for bare patches and weed invasion. Q: Why? A: Soil Compaction! What is soil compaction? Compaction occurs when the soil structure becomes compressed. The soil particles become consolidated in to what is known as large aggregates or blocks, squeezing out the oxygen and water, needed for grass growth and the function of important microorganisms that work to help grass grow. When it rains, the water can't "percolate" through the soil ( a bit like a coffee filter) but instead sits on the surface and either causes waterlogging. The grass roots are then deprived of water because the soil can't retain what it doesn't have access to. The roots also struggle to penetrate in to the compressed soil or "pan". Why do we get soil compaction? Years of footfall, vehicles driving over the land ; grounds that are worked in wet conditions e.g. harrowing, rolling, topping are the main causes of compaction.These activities compress the soil particles and affect its porosity.. BACK TO AERATION Rugby & Football Pitches Cricket Grounds Golf Courses Car Parks Sports Grounds Why should I worry about compaction on sports grounds? The rain and oxygen can't reach the soil through the hard compacted "pan" leading to poor soil health.The consequences are then far reaching: prolonged waterlogging that kills off the grass and results in cancelled matches and the public opinion that follows! poor grass growth, distribution and quality means grounds are less resilient to wear - prolonged recovery times for the grounds are seen especially during the busy sporting season poor grass growth results in uneven cover making your bare ground vulnerable to erosion from wind and rain and invasion of more resilient weeds, making it even harder to maintain. An irregular ground surface - the wet winter ground becomes poached, causes more compaction and then bakes in the summer resulting in hard uneven rutted ground predisposing to player sprains and strains and irregular in play ball projectiles increased maintenance costs with re seeding/ fertilising/ staff costs/ fuel... more compaction is created addressing these avoidable long term problems with vehicles on the grounds. Why should I aerate a grass car park? Car parks are one of the most obvious examples of extreme compaction as a result of excessive vehicle passing. Aeration will: prevent waterlogging and keep "in use" days to a maximum speed up car park surface recovery time reduce muddy wet grounds causing vehicles to get stuck and the associated logistics and costs. reduce the need for steel road plates and associated costs prevent erosion from wind and rain if grass cover is good prevent long term poor soil health and grass growth reduce the need for rolling and fertilising. A well drained surface won't poach or rut. Grass Airstrips Why should I aerate my airstrip? encourage even grass growth for an even more predictable landing surface encourage good grass cover to reduce erosion from landings in the long term. build in long term resilience to heavy rain and wind to prevent erosion build in long term resilience to dry summers to allow the soil to capture and retain rain and continue to support grass growth prevent dangerous waterlogging reduce the number of days that the airstrip has to be closed in wet conditions. reduce the need for re seeding, fertilising and associated costs reduce the need for expensive drainage systems prevent further compaction! Airstrips Aerating an airstrip when the ground is hard Anchor Aerworx Equestrian We offer a large range of different models and sizes to suit YOUR needs, with optional additional extras and the flexibility to work together to design a bespoke machine too. So how can I rid of soil compaction? AERATION! Aeration of soil can improve the porous nature of soil so that water is captured and drained away, optimising soil health for grass growth and avoids those detrimental surface conditions. How does aeration work? Traditionally lightweight spiked aerators were used to make holes or small slits in the surface of the soil but this often isn't enough to break up the hard pan that sits around 7cm and below! The AERWORX AERATOR is carefully designed to create deep slots in the topsoil, shatter the deeper soil underneath but, importantly, without disturbance of the surface. The key is to aerate when the conditions are dry so that we don't create more compaction taking the vehicle and machine across wet ground. Click for how Aerworx aerators work Q:Can I still aerate if I don't have a tractor? A: YES! Our Compact range (1m or 1.5m x 20" drum) is designed for anyone who may be limited (access/ hp availability etc) to using lower horsepower mini tractors/ RTVs/ quads/ 4x4s. If you do have access to a tractor we have a large range available to suit your needs. View the Aerworx Range

The Aerworx Front Mounted Aerator for the 2:1 pass The 20" Front Mounted Aerator Sizes from 2.5-3m available The Aerworx front mounted aerator is designed to improve your efficiency with the 2:1 pass, saving time, fuel and reduce wheelings. By alleviating compaction to improve soil health, drilling in to soil with a more open porous structure will optimise conditions for plant health and productivity. The FM2520 can be used for aerating in front of the drill, topper or just on its own. Why not improve your ROI but asking it to clod bust too! Features: Available in sizes from 2.5m to 3m 3 point linkage Full steering headstock Please get in touch if you'd like to know more! The FM2520 Front Mounted Aerworx Aerator BACK TO HOME PAGE The Aerworx Front Mounted Aerator Front mounted Aerworx Aerworx Front Mounted Aerator Front mounted aerator The Aerworx Front Mounted Aerator Front mounted Aerworx 1/2

Our most popular sized Aerworx aerator. 3m x 30" mounted or trailed. 3m x 30in Mounted Aerator All sizes from 2-4m available Our most popular machine in the range, the 3m version weighs 1750kg empty and 2700kg when it is filled with water. Its size makes it perfect for almost all applications. The design incorporates a specific number of rows of blades, welded to a thick 30in (750mm) diameter drum. These machines offer great work rates, are low maintenance and built to last. Additional Options Trailed kit available Flotation tyres (in lieu) for trailed machines Road lighting kit Solid baffle plate Extra weight bracket Toolbar - spray/dribble bar - harrow Stone tray Please note all weights are approximate. All specifications are correct at the time of publishing and the manufacture reserves the right to make changes without notification. The A330 on a compacted clay stubble field Why not consider improving the efficency of the single pass? e.g The A330 + Flail Mower - reducing fuel and labour costs - negating any compaction from wheelings - prepping the soil to capture and retain the rain to improve growth post mowing Credit: Sussex Rural Contracting Services BACK TO HOME PAGE A330 Aerworx 3m x 30" drum (mounted) A330 Aerworx 3m x 30" drum (mounted) A330 3 in 1 - harrow + seeder Available with seeder /harrow A330 Aerworx 3m x 30" drum (mounted) 1/9

Our largest drum in the range - The A342 Aerworx grassland aerator 3m x 42" drum - trailed but mounted also available. 3m x 42in Trailed Aerator All sizes from 2-4m available Our largest diameter drum at the moment - 42". The 3m trailed version weighs in at 2600kg empty and 4800kg when it is filled with water. It can be used as a mounted machine on high lift capacity tractors or alternatively the trailed kit can be fitted for use on smaller tractors. This aerator has massive work rates and will penetrate the toughest of soil. Additional Options Trailed kit Flotation tyres (in lieu) for trailed machines Road lighting kit Solid baffle plate Extra weight bracket Toolbar - spray/dribble bar - harrow Seeder Stone tray Please note all weights are approximate. All specifications are correct at the time of publishing and the manufacture reserves the right to make changes without notification. BACK TO HOME PAGE 3m x 42" Trailed Machine on Maize Clamp A342T on maize Aerworx 3m x 42" drum - trailed A342T Aerworx 3m x 42" drum - trailed A342T Aerworx 3m x 42" drum - trailed A342T on maize Aerworx 3m x 42" drum - trailed 1/5