 Aqueel holds onto one of the most vital
commodities on your farm - the soil
There are very few farms in the UK that are not affected by soil erosion, by water or particularly wind. Wherever there is the slightest slope, there is soil erosion. Wherever there are totally flat fields there is wind erosion.
Aqueel makes a major contribution to combating the effects of both of these serious problems. Serious erosion is evident on slopes with as little as a 3 percent fall, which puts the majority of the arable land in England at some risk.
The unique properties of the indentations on flat fields, create an uneven surface across the whole field which significantly reduces wind erosion.
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The eddying effect of the Aqueel indentations reduces the ability of the wind to hold soil particles.
These airborne particles are encouraged to fall back to earth as the wind passes over the indented surface. Additionally, these vortices minimise the abililty of the wind to pick up particles from the consolidated surface.
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