Duffield, Derbyshire, England: Campey Turf Care Systems will stage a Turf Growers Demo Day next week.

The event at Talbot Turf on May 10 will provide an opportunity for turf growers to learn more about the latest advancements in turf care equipment and how they can improve the quality and efficiency of their operations.

At the Turf Growers Demo Day, attendees will have the opportunity to see some of the most innovative turf care equipment in action, including the Van Vuuren turf harvesters, Campey Turf Brush, Imants Spader and Vredo overseeders.

“We are thrilled to host the Turf Growers Demo Day at Talbot Turf and showcase some of the latest advancements in turf care equipment,” said Lee Morgado, Director at Campey Turf Care Systems, a Full Business Member of the Asian Golf Industry Federation.

“Our goal is to help turf growers maximise their work output in the most effective way, and we believe that our range of equipment and machinery can help them achieve this. We look forward to meeting with turf growers and discussing their daily operational turf challenges,” he added.

As well as equipment demonstrations, attendees will have the opportunity to speak with Campey Turf Care Systems representatives about their specific turf care needs and how Campey’s range of equipment and machinery can help them achieve their goals.

The event will also provide an opportunity for turf growers to network with other professionals in the industry and exchange ideas and best practices.

The Van Vuuren turf harvester is a user-friendly piece of machinery that can harvest turf with optimal results in any circumstance.

The Campey Turf Brush is a versatile piece of equipment that can be used for a variety of turf care applications, from removing debris to breaking up soil, while the Vredo overseeder is an efficient and effective machine that can quickly and easily overseed large areas with unmatched germination results.

The Imants Spader, meanwhile, offers an alternative one pass cultivation method, that completes the processes of primary and secondary cultivation and seed sowing in one machine.