Campey Turf Care Systems will return to GroundsFest this September on Stand 35, showcasing a carefully selected line-up of machinery tailored to the turf maintenance needs of landscapers, local authorities and contractors.
As maintenance programmes become more targeted and closely monitored, with grounds professionals increasingly accountable, Campey is focused on providing specialist equipment that enables individual operations to be carried out with maximum precision and efficiency.
Leading the display is the Rotadairon Stone Burier, a new addition to the Campey portfolio. Designed to produce a high-quality seedbed in a single pass, the machine buries stones, vegetation and surface debris beneath the cultivated layer while leaving fine soil on the surface ready for seeding or turf establishment.
By combining cultivation, levelling and consolidation into one operation, it offers contractors and turf professionals an efficient solution for sports turf construction, renovation and landscaping projects.
The remainder of the stand continues the specialist theme. The Vredo Turf Buddy and Vredo Turf Fix demonstrate different approaches to overseeding and turf repair, helping grounds professionals improve establishment while minimising disruption to play.
For operations where accuracy and timing are critical, the Campey Pedestrian Aeraseeder combines aeration and seeding in a single pass, while the Campey Electric Sarel Roller offers a lightweight, battery-powered approach to surface aeration, reflecting the growing demand for quieter, lower-emission maintenance equipment.
Individually, each machine has a clearly defined purpose. Collectively, they illustrate how turf maintenance is evolving. As expectations of playing surfaces continue to increase, success is often achieved not through one machine that does everything, but through specialist equipment designed to perform individual tasks exceptionally well. Whether establishing new surfaces, encouraging recovery or carrying out routine maintenance, these machines are built to complement existing equipment fleets and provide grounds teams with greater flexibility throughout the year.
Visitors to the Campey stand will be able to see each machine up close and discuss their applications with the company's team, discovering how specialist equipment can make a significant difference to the quality and efficiency of modern turf management.
