Soil Decompaction: The Path to a More Productive Farm

Better Root Development: Roots penetrate deeper and explore a larger soil volume, absorbing more water and nutrients.

Greater Water Infiltration and Retention: Decompacted soil increases infiltration capacity, reducing runoff, erosion, and water waste.

Increased Productivity: Stronger, well-nourished plants result in more uniform and productive crops.

Greater Efficiency in Input Use: Fertilizers and soil amendments penetrate more effectively, optimizing uptake and reducing losses.

Reduced Fuel Consumption: Agricultural machinery operates with less soil resistance, lowering energy use and extending equipment lifespan.

Sustainability of the Production System: Less erosion, greater carbon sequestration, and preservation of soil structure ensure the long-term viability of agricultural areas.

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