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Why RanchWorx® Aerators?

How RanchWorx® Aerators Work

RanchWorx Benefits

With RanchWorx®, you’ll see a measurable return on investment through healthier pastures, increased yield, reduced input costs, and long-term improvements to your land’s productivity. 

The new RanchTech blades have a beveled and tapered edge that sharpens with use. This new forged alloy gives the blades a 20,000+ acre lifespan. RanchTech blades include a lifetime warranty against breakage.

RanchTech Blades combined with a RanchWorx signature aerator, will allow every molecule of water to be absorbed and utilized by the plant resulting in higher yields.​

Spend more time using your equipment and less time maintaining it. Because our uncompromised quality extends throughout the RanchWorx product lines, little maintenance is required.​

Return on Investment

With RanchWorx®, you’ll see a measurable return on investment through healthier pastures, increased forage, reduced input costs, and long-term improvements to your land’s productivity.

Lifetime Warranty

The new RanchTech® blades have a beveled and tapered edge that sharpens with use. This new forged alloy gives the blades a 20,000+ acre lifespan. RanchTech blades include a lifetime warranty against breakage.

Higher Yields

RanchTech® Blades combined with a RanchWorx® signature aerator, will allow every molecule of water to be absorbed and utilized by the plant resulting in higher yields.

Less Maintenance

Spend more time using your equipment and less time maintaining it. Because our uncompromised quality extends throughout the RanchWorx product lines, little maintenance is required.

Lifetime Warranty Against Blade Breakage

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Testimonials

Ranchworx Pasture Aerator review
“When I got my aerator, I kept about 20 acres of land un-aerated but kept everything else the same to see if I could tell the difference. When I cut my hay from the aerated land, the hay came off the ground that I aerated made five and a half rolls per acre. The hay from the land that was not aerated only made about three rolls per acre.”


-Mr. Roady,
Oklahoma

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