AgriBrink

A tire pressure adjustment system unlike any other - adjust your machines tire pressure in seconds, right from your cab. Ask us how!

In 2008, Jake Kraayenbrink was inspired by Ed & Jamie Michel of Mildmay and a manure hauling OMAFRA study with Greg Stewart. Jake learned that a manure tanker's tire pressure changes the level of soil compaction, and from there an idea was born. Before creating his own device and company, Jake did some serious research with his collaborators. Inflating and deflating tires to handle heavier loads i

s common practice in the trucking industry, but not something found in agriculture. Shortly after the initial study with Greg Stewart and Sam Bradshaw, Jake coordinated a trip to Europe (where European farmers have been adjusting their tire pressures for 15 to 20 years), to see how this concept could be implemented on farms in North America. Their tour included Denmark, Holland, Germany, Belgium and France, where they visited two universities in addition to six manufacturers. Upon returning home, the team investigated some Canadian built equipment designed for trucks, and found some opportunities to tailor a new system specifically for agriculture applications. The Kraayenbrink's, Steve Bailey (truck mechanic) of Teviotdale and Maurice Veldhuis (Professional Engineer) of Drayton developed an entirely new system, called Automatic Air Inflation Deflation (AAID) control. The new AAID control is able to deflate tires in 25 seconds, less than a quarter of the time needed for other systems. "We're really excited about it," says Jake. "And it's all done without leaving the tractor seat." The AAID control can automatically inflate or deflate tires without leaving the tractor. This allows a farmer to adjust their pressure from the fields to the roads and back again. By reducing the tire pressure, the tires footprint widens and lengthens and this increases surface area and reduces soil compaction. The AAID control is not only fast, but also very versatile. It has a manual override should any part of the control system fail, so no down time will be experienced. The unit can be moved to other implements (large square baler, grain buggy, solid manure spreaders, etc.) very easily with a quick attach table that requires only 4 bolts. This example of Canadian grassroots innovation has not only caught the industry's eye but also the governments. Jake was awarded the Premier's Award for Agri-Food Innovation Excellence 2011.

08/07/2026

07/30/2026

AgriBrink is excited to be at the North American Manure Expo in Nebraska this week with 7R tractor and tanker, all equipped with on the go tire pressure adjustment.
Live demonstrations on site. Expo

07/25/2026

CLOSING SOON—Apply for ASI funding!

Intake closes July 29th, 3pm ET

ASI cost-share funding helps Ontario producers adopt new technologies and best management practices such as…

• Energy use assessments, audits or improvements
• Equipment modifications to reduce soil compaction
• Erosion control structures
• Nutrient and manure application equipment modifications & more!

Learn more: https://www.ontariosoilcrop.org/agricultural-stewardship-initiative/.

07/16/2026

Thank you to all the Compaction Day team. Valuable education today. Decreased tire pressure equals less compaction. Cover crops improve soil structure. Talk to to have your own and significantly reduce soil damage.

07/09/2026

Thinking about an upgrade?

APPLY NOW for ASI cost-share funding to adopt new technologies and best management practices like equipment modifications to reduce soil compaction. There are 11 project categories to help Ontario producers improve their farms.

Read the Program Guide and learn more about ASI: https://www.ontariosoilcrop.org/agricultural-stewardship-initiative/

07/06/2026

Miller sprayer with an Agribrink deflation system!

07/06/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXQ3wbSxemE

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06/29/2026

Come to the Compaction Day on July 16.
See how soft tires reduce compaction.
Live data of equipment driving over underground sensors presented by Peter Johnson and Greg Stewart.
https://membership.ontariosoilcrop.org/event/georgian-central-scia-compaction-day/

https://www.greyagservices.ca/compaction-event

06/29/2026

Soil compaction. Cover crops. Manure management. Tire configuration. Real equipment. Real data.

Plan to attend the Georgian Central SCIA Compaction Day on July 16 at Tupling Farms in Redickville.

Watch live soil compaction demons as equipment rolls over underground sensors, with real-time results. Plus, explore hands-on education stations, a tradeshow, and equipment displays throughout the day (and lunch is included!).

> July 16, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
> Tupling Farms, Redickville
> Register at greyagservices.ca/compaction-event

*Special admission price for OSCIA members

Grey Ag Services

06/23/2026

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Telephone

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Website

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Address

2390 170th Street
Ames, IA
50014