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 →
We're pleased to a welcome you to the brand NEW Aquatrols.com! Our new digital home will serve as central information hub for our distributors, industry partners, and end-users. Visitors to... read more →
The Golf Industry Show (GIS) is headed back to sunny Orlando, Florida from February 4-9, 2017. Each year GIS brings together thousands of golf industry professionals from around the globe... read more →
The following is an excerpt from the August 2014 issue of Golf Course Industry Magazine. You can read the full article here. The quest to increase the number of viable... read more →
From turgrass management to agriculture, aerifying soils is an important cultural practice for most growers. Aerification reduces compaction, increases water and nutrient absorption, and plays an important role in balancing... read more →
This week, employees at Aqautrols' corporate offices celebrated Earth Day by pledging support to the Environmental Institute for Golf. On Monday, ownership matched personal donations from our employees in the... read more →
Do you use an Aquatrols product? Then we want to hear from you! How are we doing? Are you satisfied with our products? Is there anything we can do... read more →
Last week, San Diego played host to the 2013 Golf Industry Show (GIS). Manufacturers, distributors, and superintendents from around the world gathered in SoCal to celebrate the latest and greatest... read more →
Wetting agents might be an established part of a superintendent's program already, but what exactly do they do? And are there major differences between the various soil surfactant chemistries currently... read more →
While it’s probably not number one on your Christmas wish list, a recent article from Lawn and Landscape reminds us that millions of children around the world are in dire... read more →