Improve Water Infiltration in Compacted Clay and Loam

Slow entry, pooling and runoff in non-sodic clay or loam call for POWER BREAKER. It attacks physical compaction and water repellency without confusing the problem with sodicity.
When to use POWER BREAKER
- Water sits on the surface or runs away
- Dense clay or loam resists infiltration
- Dry pockets remain after irrigation
- Testing does not indicate sodic dispersion
How to apply
- Confirm the soil is non-sodic.
- Break severe surface crust mechanically where practical.
- Dilute and apply POWER BREAKER evenly at the label rate.
- Irrigate it through the compacted or repellent layer.
- Recheck infiltration before repeating.
Why FUTURE SOIL® wins
POWER BREAKER is soil-active and low migration: it binds to soil particles instead of simply washing through. That means targeted wetting, longer delivery, less waste and performance across acidic or alkaline soils without changing soil pH.
Reapply by behaviour
Repeat only when compaction, runoff or repellency returns, or after cultivation and profile movement. The treated profile keeps working longer, so intervention should reduce over time.