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Central Iowa lawn-watering ban is cutting demand, officials say. But residents should prepare to conserve water for weeks, ...

Central Iowa Water Works’ lawn watering ban has been in effect for 24 hours – a new attempt by the agency to conserve water.

Central Iowa water officials are asking for all residential and commercial customers to cut lawn watering by 50 percent.

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That’s where aeration comes in. A lawn aerator pulls small plugs of soil from the ground, leaving behind holes that allow oxygen, water, and nutrients to reach the roots more effectively.

water and nutrient flow to the grass roots, helping create a healthier, more resilient lawn. While aerator shoes may look a little unsual, they make aerating the lawn simple and effective.

That’s the question Randy from Casper asked last week. Being a former government employee, my first response is – it depends. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s discuss aeration.

The machine ejects the soil cores as it is pushed across a lawn. Aeration helps reduce soil density and creates new channels for water, oxygen and nutrients to infiltrate the soil, DeBoer said.

Aeration is the process of loosening up compacted soil by creating small holes so nutrients and other resources can get to the grass roots. In terms of when you should aerate your lawn ...