Rigby Taylor Brochure 2014

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Landscape Range Rose Fertilizer ❚ 5-2-10 formulation ❚ An ideal base fertilizer for tree and shrub planting One hundred percent organic. The analysis is formulated to encourage perfect blooms with good colour. Recommended application rates: 35-50g per sq.m. Planting Plus ❚ 4-12-10 +4%Mg ❚ A high potash fertilizer to help produce excellent blooms ❚ Contains organic source of nutrition This fertilizer is ideal for use as a base dressing when planting or containerising trees and shrubs, and also as a top dressing for hardy nursery stock. Planting Plus provides Nitrogen and Phosphorus in a slow release form, together with Potash and Magnesium. It also contains Lignite for increased cation exchange capacity in the soil so helping keep the nutrients working together longer. Recommended application rates: 70-140g per sq.m. Feeding Advice Rigby Taylor Advisory Service An accurate soil analysis should be the starting point for any sound fertilizer regime. And at Rigby Taylor we are happy to arrange such an analysis for you. Moreover, we can arrange for one of our trained technical representatives to assist you in interpreting the report and then help in the design of a fertilizer programme to meet your particular needs. To make use of this service, simply talk to your local technical rep - resen tative or call Rigby Taylor sales office listed at the back of this brochure. Recommended Nutrient Feeding programmes Our range of fertilizer analyses is designed to meet the high demands placed on all types of grass playing surfaces. Their constituents are formulated to encourage quick establishment and healthy, tight, dense swards when used in combination with good greenkeeping and ground maintenance practices. Construction techniques and growing media have changed dramatically over the last few years, due to the exacting demands placed on sports areas. Sand or sandy sandy root zones are replacing the more traditional soil root zones in order to maintain high quality playing surfaces and allow use throughout most of the year. With these root zone changes have come more specialist grasses which withstand higher levels of wear, establish swards quicker and provide a good overall appearence. As these root zones drain very quickly and do not retain nutrient, it is important to monitor levels regularly to ensure sufficient nutrition is available throughout the 12-month period by implementing a balanced programme. 0800 424919 32
“ We are great believers in the benefits that can be gained through the use of products containing Amino acids. They help the plant to resist stress and we use them in the build up to a match to assist the plant recovery. We use Microlite Activ8, supplemented with Amino-Form LX and MicroDyne through June and July, which is a nutritional combination of micro-granular fertilizers and liquid biostimulants ” David Roxburgh Head Groundsman Rangers FC Ibrox Stadium 33 www.rigbytaylor.com
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Page 7 and 8: PCU & PCSOP PolyPro Coating Technol
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Page 11 and 12: Premier-HG fertilizers are all homo
Page 13 and 14: Proven Technology High performing,
Page 15 and 16: TOTAL NITROGEN AMMONIACAL UREIC ORG
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Page 31 and 32: Advanced penetrants in Microflow-CX
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Page 37 and 38: Spreaders & Settings Ev-n-Spred C22
Page 39 and 40: Total Weed Control Types of Weed Co
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Page 51 and 52: ➟ selective herbicide Crossbar An
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Page 59 and 60: Mascot Hi-Aktiv Amenity A new gene
Page 61 and 62: ➟ glyphosate herbicide Mascot Hi-
Page 63 and 64: targeted moss control Mogeton NEW T
Page 65 and 66: ACTION➟ earthworm suppression (sp
Page 67 and 68: spraying aid Trailblazer Trio Highl
Page 69 and 70: foam bout marker Lineout moss contr
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Page 75 and 76: lack layer treatment Blockade 2000
Page 77 and 78: Activate Family Components Activate
Page 79 and 80: Foliar uptake Root uptake Leaves an
Page 81 and 82: seaweed extract Maxicrop The first
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magnesium supplement Mag-Form For t
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manganese supplement Manganaze For
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organic cocktail MicroDyne All-in-o
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Compaction...the problem Compaction
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Profile Greens has a high CEC: A pe
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turf colour enhancer Magnet Rapide
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turf colour enhancer Iron Complex t
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tournament preparation Spike NEW TO
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Soil Water Repellency Results Rooti
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STRI results prove it! Independent
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Without Breaker Dynamic Water is re
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wetting agent Breaker Curative 2 Cu
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pH adjustment Microcal Micro-granul
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Grass Seed Range Product selectors
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grass seed Tetraploid Technology La
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R116 Fine Rye & Fescue 40% Greensle
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R14CR Creeping Perennial Ryegrass B
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Golf & Sports Pitch Turf Range Qual
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Selected Flower Mixtures New soluti
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Enviromental Wild Flowers Flora Nat
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Flora Native 100% Wildflowers 100%
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Linemarking Products Product select
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CEPTIONAL! Impact XP Paint WHY Impa
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Line Marking Paints The market-lead
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Bulk Materials To meet the needs of
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