GreenCast in UK and Ireland - New issue of Turf Talk for Summer 2011

Product Update

27.04.2011

Here are just some of the highlights in a packed new issue Turf Talk dedicated to enhancing turf quality and improving player satisfaction in all sports. Click on any of the 'Read more ...' links or on the cover image below to download your e-copy.

Ultimate Fairways Package
Greenkeepers have the opportunity to make huge savings in fairway management costs this season, and create better playing conditions - thanks to a great offer from Scotts and Syngenta that has brought the dream of Primo Maxx treated fairways within the financial reach of all golf clubs. Read about the Ultimate Fairways Package and how you can put it to use .....

Keep players coming back
Golfers have more choice and options than ever before. And they always want to play where the course conditions are best, according to Syngenta Turf Portfolio Manager, Rod Burke. Find out what you can do to help maintain player satisfaction and boost your golf club's finances ....

Operation Pollinator brings the golf course to life
Operation Pollinator is set to rescue the fortunes of the humble bumblebee across UK golf courses - and provide golf clubs with an attractive new feature to encourage more members. Read what it could do for your club, and how you can get free training in the new techniques this summer ....

Surface transition to a better finish
Over seeding greens with desirable Bentgrass species could help greenkeepers to transform Annual Meadow-grass (AMG) dominant swards into more consistent and better quality playing surfaces. Read the experiences of Keith Kensett and Ruth Mann in an innovative STRI trial ....

Clear advantage for Primo Maxx lines
Potential savings of around 20% in the cost of line marking have been identified by the Leeds Rugby ground's management team, by adding Primo Maxx plant growth regulator to conventional line marking paint. Find out how Jason Booth and his team use the new technique .....

Turf disease under the microscope
Incredible new microscopy images of turf disease development within the leaf reveal the true extent of the damage being caused during early infection and the stress imposed on plants - before any visible symptoms are even seen on the leaf surface. Dr Simon Watson explains what it means, and what you need to do. Read more here ....

Medallion TL brings new approach to turf disease control
New Medallion TL will change the way we think about disease control, not only protecting from disease infection, but also reducing disease spore numbers and lowering the risk of further infection. Find out how you can put it into practice this season ....