Linear aeration
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In the process of linear aeration, organic amendments are applied directly to the soil surface during fallow periods between planting cycles. Subsequently, grooves are mechanically introduced into the soil profile to facilitate the infiltration of these amendments. The grooves are then restored within the same operation, ensuring minimal disturbance to the soil structure and optimizing the integration of organic matter into the root zone.
Lawns
Linear aeration can help to alleviate excessive water in lawn areas. First, necessary organic matter is added on top of the turf, and then grooves are cut into the turf to allow soil additives to penetrate. Finally, the grooves are recovered in the same passage.
