Using a pre-emergent herbicide to control weeds on turf can be considered a “no-brainer” for many superintendents. However, there are some additional steps that can be taken to ensure that... read more →
Spring is in the air; the days are getting longer and when the sun does shine, it’s starting to feel just a little warmer. The natural world is coming back... read more →
(Paulsboro, NJ) – Aquatrols and Redox Turf have announced a global exclusive strategic agreement which makes Aquatrols the sole distributor of Redox’s premier brand of proven turf products. This will... read more →
Each year the Golf Industry Show brings together thousands of golf industry professionals from around the globe for a week of education, seminars, and exhibitions. This year the Golf Industry... read more →
Many turfgrass managers cease their soil surfactant (wetting agent) program in the fall when the summer stress period is over. However, late season applications of Zipline and Dispatch Sprayable provide... read more →
(Paulsboro, NJ) – Aquatrols – the world leader in soil surfactant technologies – has officially received 501(c)(3) accreditation for their new non-profit organization, The FairWays Foundation. Since first announcing the... read more →
Paulsboro, NJ (August 14, 2019) – Aquatrols – the world’s largest manufacturer of cutting-edge soil surfactants and related technologies – has taken the next step in their conservation efforts by... read more →
By the very nature of the water management products that we develop, we’ve committed to protecting our most valuable natural resource since Aquatrols was founded back in 1955. In addition... read more →
In our Beyond The Drop Q&A series, we bring you brief interviews with some of the minds driving innovation at Aquatrols. We speak to a wide variety of folks who... read more →
Spring can be a crazy time of the year for many Golf Course Superintendents. Between bringing turf out of dormancy, putting pre-emergent applications down, preparing for potential summer stress and... read more →