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Optimising Soil Moisture with TriCure and Terafirm
Turf professionals understand that water management is the foundation of high-quality turf. Here’s an innovative way to ensure success.
Repair and Prepare your turf this Autumn
Repair and Prepare your turf this Autumn by following tips and tricks from the experts using key MatchPlay products this season.
Summer/Autumn Diseases in NZ turf
Current conditions favour all common Turfgrass diseases in New Zealand. Find out how to prevent them to save your turf AND your budget…
Combat Summer Stress as the Heat Continues
Here are our tried and tested turf management solutions to help combat the ongoing summer heat and the challenges facing turf managers…
A-LIST Seed: The Benchmark
A ‘MUST-READ’ if you are overseeding or building a new field this Autumn you need to know about A-LIST Seed as it sets the benchmark for sustainable turf …
Summer Stress Prevention Plans
Planning and product application during the Christmas/New Year period are essential for maintaining healthy turf that can withstand stress…
Bringing irrigation and agronomy together
A new holistic approach to turf management is helping to deliver effective and efficient irrigation practices
New Generation Surfactant
Every once in a while, a product comes along that immediately puts a gap between itself and other products in its category, and WETOUT® is just that product.
Fast and Consistent Green Speed, All Year Round
Back in 2001, David Mitchell of Mitchell Products recruited a renowned surfactant chemist, Dr Santi Mane, to help solve a baffling…
Key Pests, Diseases and Weeds
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