Key Takeaways
- American Peat Technology has acquired and reopened DryJect Minnesota, restoring access to a sought-after turf aeration service.
- DryJect’s patented high-pressure injection system delivers rapid aeration and topdressing with minimal disruption.
- Turf managers across Minnesota have expressed immediate interest in the service’s return.
- The relaunch strengthens American Peat Technology’s integrated turf and soil health offerings, including its PeatBuilt+ product line.
- Expansion into neighboring states is under consideration.
American Peat Technology Revives DryJect Service for Minnesota Turf Managers
American Peat Technology has announced the acquisition and reopening of DryJect Minnesota, bringing one of the state’s most in-demand turf aeration and topdressing services back into operation. The move restores access to a technology widely used by golf courses, athletic fields, and municipal facilities seeking fast, high-quality turf improvement.
DryJect’s patented system uses high-pressure water to aerate turf and inject sand or soil amendments directly into the root zone in a single pass. The process leaves surfaces smooth, clean, and immediately playable—recovering up to three times faster than traditional hollow-tine aerification, which often results in lost revenue due to downtime.
“Bringing DryJect back to Minnesota is a major step forward for turf managers across the region,” said Brad Pieper, CEO of American Peat Technology. “DryJect isn't just another aeration option – it's proven to be the most advanced, least disruptive technology on the market, and it directly supports our mission to improve soil health through science.”
