Turf Weeds and Climate Change. Turf Weeds and Climate Change are directly linked, and may well have serious implications on turf management in Australia. Unfortunately, Climate Change and its increases in carbon dioxide and temperature are going to affect herbicide...
Plant Biostimulant Research. Turf managers in Australia are under pressure to produce high quality surfaces within a budget. As well as this, sports grounds are being subjected to increased levels of use and expectations from end users. We investigate the use of a...
How to Add Value to your Home. The following outlines how to add value to your home with some front garden ideas to create a fantastic grass landscape. This blog outlines several easy-to-do and low-cost options that produce a great-looking grass landscape and add...
Urease inhibitors. This is the second blog on slow-release fertilizers: nitrogen stabilizers in turf. The first is on nitrification inhibitors and this covers the stabilized nitrogen urease inhibitors. Both of these fertilizer technologies are in common use in...
Nitrification inhibitors. This is the first part of our blog on slow release fertilizers: nitrification inhibitors (NI) in turf. The second covers urease inhibitors (UI). Turf fertilizers that contain nitrogen inhibitors like DMPP and Didin, are often termed nitrogen...
Does the fungicide you use increase thatch in turf? Turf managers and lawn owners are in a constant battle to stop the build-up of thatch in turf. Too much thatch is associated with a soft, spongy disease prone surface. Many intensive maintenance practices will...
