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Video: Water Week 2012 Starts Monday!

We're now just days away from the start of Water Week 2012, five days dedicated to understanding the importance of water in turf management programs. Join us at 1 PM Monday for the first of five FREE webinars planned throughout the week. Dara Park, Ph.D., Clemson University, kicks things off... read more →

Announcing Water Week 2012!

We’re pleased to announce the return of Water Week, our award-winning FREE webinar series presented in partnership with TurfNet.com. Water Week 2012 will run October 15-19 with a new water-related presentation every day. Each presentation is completely free and will qualify attendees for GCSAA education credits. Click on each presentation... read more →

The Role of Wetting Agents in Autumn and Winter

There’s no denying it. Summer is over and autumn is officially upon us. Now that we’ve closed the book on September, sure signs of fall are creeping up everywhere. The days are growing shorter, the temperatures are getting cooler, and the leaves are starting to change. Autumn brings with it... read more →

Aquatrols Receives Significant Patent Protection in Japan

Aquatrols Corporation of America, the world leader in soil surfactant technology, is pleased to announce the continued expansion of its intellectual property protection with a significant new patent in Japan. The new patent protects the enhancement of plant productivity by improving the plant growth medium environment with alkyl ethers of... read more →

Lessons from World Water Week 2012

Last week, Stockholm played host to the annual World Water Week Conference. Since 1991, this annual gathering has helped bring to light global water issues and the daunting challenges facing our planet’s future. This year, the conference theme was "Water and Food Scarcity", a topic that resonates with Aquatrols and... read more →

Fall without Football? How Wetting Agents Could Save the Season

We’re about to close the book on August. That means most Americans have just one question on their minds: “Are you ready for some football?!” Sadly, many high schools across the country may NOT be ready this year. Harsh drought conditions and shrinking budgets have some schools facing a somber... read more →

Reduce Recovery Times Following Aerification

For turfgrass professionals, aerification (or aeration as it's sometimes called) is crucial to maintaining healthy turf and high quality playing conditions. To many golfers, this important cultural practice is a nuisance that disrupts play. During aerification, machines cut into greens or fairways and remove cores in a set pattern. Removing... read more →

Extending the Lives of Potted Plants

The Drought of 2012 has been wreaking havoc on food crops across the country. The physical and financial damage has been well documented, with farmers’ struggles becoming a somber staple on the nightly news. However, farmers are not alone in battling the harsh realities of such an extreme summer. At... read more →

Ask Aquatrols: What Makes Revolution Different?

This week's #AskAquatrols question comes via Direct Message from Twitter user kevgolf1: To be honest, this is a question we're more than happy to answer. That's because what makes Revolution different from all other soil surfactants is pure chemistry. Revolution's methyl-capped structure is a unique, patented chemistry that allows closer... read more →

The Danger Below the Surface

We’re smack dab in the middle of Shark Week, that special time of year when the Discovery Channel brings the world’s most ferocious predators out of the ocean and into our living rooms. What drives our twisted fascination with these creatures is not what we see on the surface, but... read more →

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