Aerway, Farmers Team Up To Produce Aerator

Aerway, Farmers Team Up To Produce Aerator DRILLS Drills (42C) 19-1-12 A couple of years ago we told you about Illinois farmer Mike Strohm's new approach to no-till - a drill with an Aerway Aerator mounted up front. Now Strohm Brothers have teamed up with Aerway to build an aeration caddy in 10, 15 and 20-ft. working widths to fit any drill. The Aerway aerator features triangular-shaped tines 8 in. long, mounted in clusters of four that are spaced 7 1/2 in. apart. Gangs can be angled from 0 to 10 degrees, depending on how aggressive you want till-age to be. The aerator shatters soil without churning it up like disc coulters while leaving most of the residue on top. Lists for $9,765 10 ft., $12,430 15 ft., $15,370 20 ft. (Illinois and Indiana). For prices elsewhere, contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Holland Equipment Ltd., 20 Phoebe St., Norwich, Ontario, Canada NOJ 1 PO (ph 800-457-8310 or 519-863-3414).

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