Berkshire, England: Seaweed is a bio-stimulant. Indigrow’s Compass seaweed products comprise a unique range of molecular seaweed and carbohydrate extract products.
Salisbury, England: Products from the Suståne range of organic fertilisers have delivered outstanding plant health, strength and resilience at Rushmore Golf Club.
Kansas, United States: Five decades after creating the first certification for golf course superintendents, the GCSAA has debuted the Certified Turf Equipment Manager programme.
Harrogate, England: Indigrow has underlined its commitment to providing greenkeepers with an increasing flow of data to assist them in choosing which products to use on their golf courses.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Atlas Turf Arabia has become the first certified facility of its kind in the Gulf Region to receive International Turfgrass Genetic Assurance Program certification for its production of Platinum TE Paspalum.
Berkshire, England: Slow and controlled-release fertilisers reduce the speed of release of plant nutrients from fertilisers to the plant. This can be achieved by different means.
Basel, Switzerland: Syngenta Group has announced full year and fourth quarter 2021 results. Sales for full year 2021 grew 23 per cent year-on-year to US$28.2 billion.
Singapore: Andrew Johnston recounts to Blair Ferguson his journey in taking Sentosa Golf Club to the top and how he’s utilising the Soil Scout solution to increase the sustainability credentials of the club’s courses.
New Jersey, United States: The USGA has invested US$1.9 million in grants to fund more than 80 research projects in 2022 through the Mike Davis Programme for Advancing Golf Course Management.
Harrogate, England: Dennis Mortram, known as the ‘Grandfather of Greenkeeper Education’, was among several BIGGA members recognised on the opening evening of the BIGGA Turf Management Exhibition.
Kansas, United States: Research grants from the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America are supporting five new research projects at universities across the United States.
Harrogate, England: Recent product development and acquisitions at John Deere have provided the foundations for three new principles for golf course care – Connect, Guide, Manage.