What does a Grassland Harrow do and reasons for harrowing: A harrow is used for breaking up and smoothing out the surface of the soil. Harrowing removes unwanted dead grass and levels any mole hills. Its job is to allow air movement and root aeration which helps the soil to breathe and improves water infiltration. It reduces disease by exposing fungi and bacteria to sunlight which is essential for the health of the pasture. When do you find is the best month to harrow? Check out our range of har

We recently purchased a 6 metre Joskin scariflex grass tine harrow to improve our grazing platform and reduce the use of other fertilisers used on our farm. Harrowing removes dead grass and lifts vegetation up and levels dung paths. It also allows air movement and root aeration which helps the soil to breathe and improves the up-take of nutrients. It reduces disease by exposing fungi and bacteria to sunlight which is essential for the health of good grassland. Alexander Mills Agricultural Machin