GILBA TURF BLOG

sports turf consultants

The Gilba Solutions Turf blog is written by Jerry Spencer, and covers a range of turfgrass science, and lawn care topics. As independent Sydney based turf agronomists and sports turf consultants we love the science behind turfgrass.

Turfgrass science

Turfgrass Science is the study of grasses, soils, water and pests, in order to produce the best quality turf surfaces. The Gilba turf blog covers:

 

Case Studies.

We also have a Case Study Section that may be of interest that covers topics such as dealing with blue green algae or when to aerate sports turf.

 

 

Recent Blogs

How to manage flooded turf? 25

How to manage flooded turf? 25

How to manage flooded turf? We have put this together on how to manage flooded turf. With recent flooding having had a major impact on the turf...

The best wetting agent. 24

The best wetting agent. 24

As turf agronomists a common question is "what is the best wetting agent for soil and turf in Australia?" This blog discusses soil wetters and what...

Soil aeration. 23

Soil aeration. 23

The Science Behind Soil Aeration. This blog discusses the science behind soil aeration and what happens with a compacted lawn? You may also find our...

Turf combination fungicides. 21

Turf combination fungicides. 21

In recent years there has been an increase in the use of combination fungicides. With the launch of Clean Sweep Trio from Indigo Specialty, we think...

Guide to turf pesticides. 20

Guide to turf pesticides. 20

Free Guide to Australian turf pesticides Our friends at International Greenkeepers for Hire have produced a free guide to turf chemicals. This...

Managing nutgrass. 17

Managing nutgrass. 17

Managing nutgrass. This turf blog discusses the best nutgrass herbicides and nutgrass killers for managing nutgrass in Australia. Nutgrass is known...

Selecting a Fertilizer.16

Selecting a Fertilizer.16

Selecting a turf Fertilizer Here are some tips to make sure that you get the best result when selecting a turf fertilizer, whether it be slow...