aerification

Core aerification is the most conventional way to control thatch.

Words like "eruption" and "aerification" slide more easily from his lips than "pastoral green carpet."

Around the same time, he also does aerification, which means pulling up small plugs of turf: this helps fertilizers or seed to penetrate the lawn.

Aeration (also called aerification) is the process by which air is circulated through, mixed with or dissolved in a liquid or substance.

Refilling the aerification holes with sand improves the macroporosity of the soil and allows better penetration of water.

Aerification and thatch removal are valuable tools; relieving compaction and thatch buildup allows the soil and canopy to dry more quickly.