Consistent texture for the ground that allows plants to grow their roots deep Nutrient levels allow plants to grow taller and trees to produce more fruit Reduce the likelihood of weed growth as many of these roots are screened out Whether you opt for screened or unscreened topsoil depends on how you want to use the soil. If you are looking at growing plants, flowers, grass, etc., you’re better investing in screened topsoil because it will enable flora to grow easier.

There are different models and sizes of screeners for topsoil, which allows you to get the best screened topsoil for your project. Some of the topsoil screeners available include:

Stationary screener – this type of screener is a basic unit that is simple to use. It has been built strong so that it will handle a lot of topsoil screening work. Moreover, you won’t have to worry about maintenance as there are no moving parts. The stationary screener relies on gravity for the sifting process, which can take a little more time, depending on the amount of earth you want to screen. A stationary unit is a good fit for those occasional projects that could benefit from having screened topsoil.

Vibrating screener – this unit allows for a quicker screening time. It is powered with either a 110v electric vibrator or a gas-powered vibrator. The screening platform is spring-mounted and resilient to weight. It works by shaking or vibrating the screen to sift the soil on top, removing any larger piece