Implementation of soil surfactants in the golf season is a great way to manage water movement which maintains robust turf health at the top level of the rootzone. What happens... read more →
Most cool-season turfgrass managers stop using soil surfactants for the year in early autumn when the summer stress period is over. However, a late season application of Revolution or Dispatch... read more →
As we head into the dog days of summer, golf course superintendents are facing a number of added challenges. Localized dry spots (LDS) in particular can create major headaches for... read more →
Hydrophobic Soils – Why are we so afraid? The definition of “hydrophobic” can easily be gleaned from its Greek roots; hydro (meaning water) and phobia (meaning fear, or hate). In... read more →
Water is the most abundant and precious naturally-occurring chemical compound on Earth. In both solid and liquid forms, water covers nearly 71% of our planet’s surface and is the most... read more →
We’re pleased to announce that Aquatrols Sixteen90 is now available in Canada! Sixteen90 is a quality soil surfactant with staying power. Flexible application schedules allow Sixteen90 to address your golf... read more →
Preliminary results from a University of California, Riverside study suggest that when keeping turf adequately fertilized, the regular use of Revolution and Primo Maxx† can be a powerful tool to... read more →
The following is a summary of research presented at the ASA-CSSA-SSSA International Meeting by Kevin Laskowski, Graduate Research Assistant at Michigan State University. It was originally published in Golfdom. Click... read more →
An article in the latest issue of Sports Turf magazine examines two methods for conducting irrigation audits: the traditional “catch can” method and a newer technique based on actual soil... read more →
Aquatrols is pleased to announce the launch of a new line of pellet products to complement our industry leading soil surfactant offerings. The Advantage Plus pellet line is available... read more →