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TECHNICAL


Wiedenmann Terra Spike


Sisis Aer-Aid


aerator systems • Drill and fill techniques


More importantly, do not disturb the playing surface, allowing play to continue after use.


It is essential to use a variety of aeration techniques to prevent pan layers being created. This usually happens if you continue to use the same aeration technique set at the same depth, resulting in a compacted layer forming at the base of the tine or core depth. Most turfgrass managers will use different methods of aeration by changing the depths, size and diameter of tines.


So, what’s new?


The most significant progression in the aeration market since 2012, that I can think of, is the Air2g2. I first saw this machine in action whilst in sales in 2013. From the beginning, I was impressed and thought it had a place in the market as it reminded me of the old Robin Dagger I used when I was a greenkeeper at Haydock Park Golf Club, which did an excellent job spot treating heavily compacted areas on the fairways. Whilst at Oldham Athletic AFC, we invested in this machine as it was lightweight and enabled us to break up compaction deep down when the pitch was too wet for us to get the tractor and verti- drain on the main pitch.


The Air2G2 324 uses three probes to laterally inject pressurised air up to 12- inches beneath the surface of the soil, in a


diameter of up to 9 feet, reaching deep into the soil profile. Compacted layers form as a result of foot traffic, mechanical traffic and nature's daily wear and tear. These laterally injected air blasts loosen compacted soil immediately, without any disruption to the surface of the turf or the roots below. The injected air relieves


compaction,


increases porosity and enhances respiration which, in turn, allows water to drain quickly and promotes gas exchange. But, most importantly, it does so with little or no disturbance to the turfgrass surface or the roots below and doesn't leave a trace of cores to clean up afterwards. Using the Air2G2 helps with:


Air2G2


• Compaction: fractures hardpan layers without disruption to roots or playing surfaces


• Porosity: Lateral air injections increase pore space, promote faster drainage and root development


With frequent use, using the Air2G2 324 creates surfaces that are healthy, firm and ready for play immediately after treatment. Air is everything to anything that lives, and for your soil, the Air2G2 324 is a breath of fresh air.


Lee Williams, Pitchcare Technical Journalist


• Respiration: Forces oxygen in and pushes CO2 and other anaerobic gases out for rootzone gas exchange


Toro Pedestrian ProCore


John Deere Pedestrian Aercore PC December/January 2019 135


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