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Using an aeration machine with hollow tines to remove plugs or cores of soil from the ground to relieve soil compaction, improve water, air, and nutrient penetration to the root zone, and help break down thatch. Aeration creates channels for air, water, and nutrients to reach the turfgrass roots, promoting healthier, thicker growth.
Using an aeration machine with hollow tines to remove plugs or cores of soil from the ground to relieve soil compaction, improve water, air, and nutrient penetration to the root zone, and help break down thatch. Aeration creates channels for air, water, and nutrients to reach the turfgrass roots, promoting healthier, thicker growth.