With spiraling input costs it makes financial sense to optimise the yield and quality of grassland production through better soil management.
In one pass it will alleviate structural compaction in the rooting zone, aerate the surface, and remove & scatter any surface debris. This will leave a soil environment that is conductive to maximum grass growth, leading to more vigorous crops that are better suited to withstand periods of prolonged rainfall or drought.
Farmers have been particularly impressed with the 'billiard table finish' that the GLS leaves, enabling livestock to be turned back out onto the field immediately afterwards.
