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HEADLAND AMENITY <strong>2011</strong> PRODUCT CATALOGUE<br />

HEADLAND AMENITY <strong>2011</strong> PRODUCT CATALOGUE<br />

Contents<br />

2 About <strong>Headland</strong><br />

27 Turfite / Temag HPE Plant elicitors<br />

Welcome to the new <strong>2011</strong> <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity product catalogue.<br />

Our simple philosophy is based on understanding our customer’s<br />

3 Contents<br />

28 DewCure Dew dispersant<br />

For the last 16 years, we have been a leading innovator in the field<br />

of speciality fertilisers and associated turf management products to<br />

sportsturf, landscaping and amenity customers in the UK and Ireland.<br />

Many of the country’s leading sporting venues value not only our<br />

issues, needs and requirements – and building a structured plan of<br />

action to help improve turf quality.<br />

Whether it is a simple weed control scenario or the need for a longterm<br />

nutrient input strategy, <strong>Headland</strong> will take the time to find the<br />

4 <strong>Headland</strong> Weathercheck<br />

5 SECTION ONE Plant Nutrition<br />

6 Multigreen Controlled release fertilisers<br />

29 Dewcure<br />

30 Naturvigor / <strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron<br />

31 SECTION THREE Pesticides<br />

high quality product range, but the advice and support offered by<br />

our experienced team of Technical Regional Managers.<br />

As a result of our growth and success in our home markets, <strong>Headland</strong><br />

Amenity now have a developing export business, providing quality<br />

right solution.<br />

If you would like to discuss our products in more detail, please feel<br />

free to contact us directly, (see back cover for details) or call our<br />

Head Office in Cambourne on 01223 597834.<br />

7 Multigreen<br />

8 Xtend Slow release fertilisers<br />

9 Xtend<br />

32 INFORMATION Disease management<br />

33 Throttle Fungicide<br />

34 Relay Turf / Blaster Selective herbicides<br />

results throughout Europe and beyond.<br />

10 Blaukorn Quick release fertilisers<br />

35 Cabadex Selective herbicides<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Technical Support<br />

11 Multiverdo Fine turf fertilisers<br />

36 Dakar Pro Total herbicide<br />

• Soil nutrient analysis<br />

which form the basis for comprehensive proposals on fertiliser and<br />

12 Greentec Fine turf fertilisers<br />

37 Natural Weed Spray / Cyren<br />

• Leaf tissue analysis<br />

other maintenance programmes.<br />

13 Greentec<br />

38 INFORMATION Weed control<br />

• Water analysis<br />

• Soil and water salinity testing<br />

• Disease and nematode identification<br />

Turf disease and parasitic nematodes<br />

For many years <strong>Headland</strong> has been working with turf managers to<br />

minimise the negative effects of plant parasitic nematodes. This<br />

14 C-Complex Organic fertilisers<br />

15 C-Complex<br />

39 SECTION FOUR Soil Surfactants<br />

40 INFORMATION Dealing with a dry Spring<br />

Nutrient and water analysis<br />

experience has resulted in a structured approach to plant health,<br />

16 Solufeed Soluble fertilisers<br />

41 INFORMATION TriCure research<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> prides itself on its end-user focussed approach, providing<br />

a full support package for customers to help achieve the high class<br />

turf they strive for. It is important that the correct product is used in<br />

any given situation if optimum response is to be achieved. It is<br />

equally important to understand the makeup of products and how<br />

that may affect their ultimate performance.<br />

To help in the selection of these products, we utilise independent<br />

using our unique plant protectant and plant elicitor products to<br />

maintain turf quality during high stress periods (see page 22).<br />

Correct identification of the issue and type of disease or nematode<br />

species involved, is the first essential step to ensure a successful<br />

outcome. <strong>Headland</strong>’s trained staff can evaluate problem areas and<br />

identify damaging organisms, allowing an informed approach to<br />

the maintenance of plant health and vigour.<br />

17 Liquid fertilisers<br />

18 INFORMATION Fertiliser Planning<br />

19 INFORMATION Nutrient input charts<br />

20 INFORMATION Spreader settings<br />

21 SECTION TWO Plant Health<br />

42 TriCure AD Soil wetting agent<br />

43 TriCure AD<br />

44 XL Fairway / Speed Penetrant wetters<br />

45 SECTION FIVE Adjuvants and Spray Aids<br />

46 Super Signal Blue / Intake / Runway<br />

laboratory facilities to provide complete nutrient and water analysis,<br />

22 INFORMATION Dealing with nematode stress<br />

47 Incide Out / Guard Pro / FoamFree<br />

23 Seamac Ultra Plus Biostimulant<br />

48 Transport Ultra<br />

24 Turfcomplex Biostimulant<br />

49 SECTION SIX Soil and Lake treatments<br />

25 INFORMATION Non-pesticidal disease management<br />

50 Axis / Jet Black<br />

26 Seamac Pro Turf / Liquid Turf hardener Plant protectants<br />

51 Greens Grade Gypsum / <strong>Headland</strong> Sulphur<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity |<br />

3


<strong>Headland</strong> Weathercheck<br />

HEADLAND WEATHERCHECK USES THE LATEST FORECASTING TECHNOLOGY TAILORED SPECIFICALLY FOR THE TURF & AMENITY INDUSTRY<br />

Introducing <strong>Headland</strong> Weathercheck<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity have been providing<br />

general weather forecasts to their<br />

customers for the last five years, interpreting<br />

long-term weather patterns<br />

and 7-day forecasting data provided by<br />

Meteoblue, a specialist metereology<br />

company based in Basel, Switzerland.<br />

As this partnership developed, work began on developing a specific weather<br />

package tailored for the turf industry and incorporating up to date forecasting<br />

technology tailored to a specific location, such as a golf club or racecourse.<br />

The result of this partnership is <strong>Headland</strong> Weathercheck, due for launch in<br />

Spring <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

Features of <strong>Headland</strong> Weathercheck<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Weathercheck features a location specific weather forecast,<br />

incorporating four key modules;<br />

Module 1. General 7-day forecast<br />

This incorporates a daily weather summary showing low and high temperatures,<br />

wind speed and direction and projected precipitation in mm per day.<br />

Module 2. Detailed 7-day forecast (above)<br />

This breaks Module 1 down into 3-hour segments and graphically illustrates<br />

rainfall intensity and timing using SP✳T forecasting technology. This represents<br />

the location as the centre of a rain radar diagram.<br />

Module 3.<br />

RainNow location specific rainfall data<br />

Using SP✳T forecasting technology,<br />

RainNow produces a 25km radius, ‘rain<br />

radar’ map showing the past rainfall over<br />

the last two hours and the projected rainfall<br />

looking ahead for 90 minutes. The data<br />

is updated every 15 minutes.<br />

RainNow Explanation<br />

Diagram above shows heavy rain showers to the east of the forecast location<br />

Module 4. Agronomic Meteogram<br />

This module provides a detailed graphical summary looking ahead 7 days and<br />

importantly projects conditions for spraying based on anticipated rainfall,<br />

wind strength, high temperature and risk of frost.<br />

SECTION ONE<br />

Turf Nutrition<br />

Multigreen<br />

Xtend<br />

Blaukorn<br />

Multiverdo<br />

Greentec<br />

C-Complex<br />

Solufeed<br />

N-Sure, Trisert KS<br />

Vertex<br />

Fertiliser Planning<br />

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Multigreen® - Temperature Controlled Release Fertiliser<br />

Multigreen®<br />

FOR USE ON GOLF COURSES, SPORTS PITCHES, RACECOURSES AND GENERAL AMENITY TURF<br />

SELECTION GUIDE<br />

Multigreen 425 28-3-15+2MgO & 28-0-0+3MgO Key Points<br />

• Season long fertilisation from one application<br />

• Cool temperature ‘fast start’ portion for quick response at low<br />

temperatures<br />

How Multigreen works<br />

Multigreen Granule<br />

Polymer Resin<br />

Coating<br />

Fast Start Granule<br />

Multigreen 627 month longevity for use on golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses and general amenity turf<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen 30-5-14<br />

Multigreen 20-0-32<br />

Field Longevity<br />

6-7 months<br />

6-7 months<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN 240<br />

SGN 240<br />

Controlled<br />

Release K<br />

No<br />

Yes<br />

Cutting<br />

Height<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

30 – 50g/m 2<br />

30 – 50g/m 2<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

12 – 20 bags<br />

12 – 20 bags<br />

• Temperature-only release mechanism<br />

• Consistent release pattern means consistent growth with<br />

minimal flushes<br />

• Environmentally friendly, leach resistant technology<br />

Season long fertilisation from one application<br />

Fairway fertilisation is an expensive operation, both in terms of material cost<br />

and labour.<br />

Multigreen 425 month fertilisers provide cost-effective fairway fertilising in a<br />

single application, lasting a whole season,<br />

Both Multigreen 28-0-0 and 28-3-15 are formulated to release for 4 months at<br />

an average soil temperature of 21°c, but as the table indicates below, the<br />

average for March – September is closer to 14°c.<br />

Year<br />

Average Soil Temperature<br />

March – September<br />

2006 14.7 °c<br />

2007 14.2 °c<br />

2008 14.0 °c<br />

2009 14.5 °c<br />

2010 13.9 °c<br />

Multigreen Mini 12-0-44 Key Points<br />

• Three applications in one – autumn + winter + spring carryover<br />

• Homogeneous formulation – Nitrogen and potassium in each prill<br />

• Cool temperature potassium nitrate ‘fast start’ portion for quick<br />

response at low temperatures<br />

The release of nutrients from<br />

Multigreen is solely controlled by<br />

soil temperature. The lower the<br />

temperature, the longer the release.<br />

Taking this temperature data into<br />

account, Multigreen 425 month<br />

products last between 5 – 6 months<br />

in the U.K and Irish climate, with<br />

applications made in April feeding<br />

right through till September.<br />

• Temperature-only release mechanism<br />

• Sulphur free formulation<br />

• Environmentally friendly, leach resistant technology<br />

Three fertilisers for the price of one<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity have pioneered autumn application of Multigreen Mini<br />

12-0-44 controlled release fertiliser in order to achieve not just good winter<br />

greens, but also to provide a head start the following spring.<br />

Nutrient<br />

Core<br />

All Multigreen analyses contain an uncoated, ‘fast start’ portion, blended with<br />

a polymer-coated, controlled release prill. Following application, the coated<br />

Multigreen prill takes up moisture through pores in the polymer-resin coating.<br />

This ‘priming’ process takes 7 – 10 days with the initial release period covered<br />

by the immediately available, ‘fast start’ portion of potassium nitrate and / or<br />

ammonium sulphate, to provide quick turf response at low soil temperatures.<br />

Once the soil temperature reaches 6°c, release<br />

commences from the polymer coated portion<br />

of the product, in line with grass growth. The<br />

longevity of release is determined by the thickness<br />

of the polymer resin coat around the prill, -<br />

the thicker the coating, the longer the product<br />

lasts. Multigreen analyses are available in 4-5<br />

month (425) and 6-7 month (627) longevities.<br />

Controlled release potassium<br />

Application is made once soil temperatures have dropped below 10 °c to prevent<br />

any encouragement of disease, usually this would be around mid November.<br />

After application, 40% of the nitrogen and 40% of the potassium is immediately<br />

available to the grass plant, promoting strong, but hard winter growth due to<br />

the high potassium content. In addition to the controlled release nitrogen and<br />

potassium, Multigreen Mini 12-0-44 is sulphur-free, making it ideal for use on<br />

anaerobic rootzones where an accumulation of sulphur has been detected.<br />

Thereafter, the product only releases the remaining nitrogen and potassium<br />

according to soil temperature, stopping below 6°c during the cold winter<br />

period. In this dormant state, the nitrogen and potassium is protected from<br />

leaching by the polymer-resin coating. As the soil temperature rises the<br />

following Spring, nutrient release begins again, getting the greens off to a<br />

head start without the need to re-apply fertiliser. Burial retrieval trials conducted<br />

over winter has indicated that 50% of the nitrogen and potassium remained<br />

available the following spring to provide strong growth.<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen 30-5-14<br />

Multigreen 20-0-32<br />

Multigreen 425 month longevity for use on golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses and general amenity turf<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen 28-3-15+2MgO<br />

Multigreen 28-0-0 +3MgO<br />

Multigreen 15-0-22+5MgO<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen 28-3-15+2MgO<br />

Multigreen 28-0-0 +3MgO<br />

Multigreen 15-0-22+5MgO<br />

Field Longevity<br />

5-6 months<br />

5-6 months<br />

5-6 months<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN 240<br />

SGN 240<br />

SGN 240<br />

Controlled<br />

Release K<br />

No<br />

No<br />

No<br />

Cutting<br />

Height<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

25 – 35g/m 2<br />

25 – 35g/m 2<br />

25 – 35g/m 2<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

10 – 14 bags<br />

10 – 14 bags<br />

10 – 14 bags<br />

Multigreen Fine for use on close-mown golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses and general amenity turf<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen Fine 25-5-15<br />

Multigreen Fine 19-0-30<br />

Field Longevity<br />

5-6 months<br />

5-6 months<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN 125<br />

SGN 125<br />

Controlled<br />

Release K<br />

No<br />

Yes<br />

Cutting<br />

Height<br />

>=6mm<br />

>=6mm<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

25 – 35g/m 2<br />

25 – 35g/m 2<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

10 – 14 bags<br />

10 – 14 bags<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen Fine 25-5-15<br />

Multigreen Fine 19-0-30<br />

Multigreen Mini for use on golf and bowling greens<br />

Product Name<br />

Field Longevity Granulation<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen Mini 24-0-24<br />

Multigreen Mini 22-5-22<br />

Multigreen Mini 12-0-44<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Multigreen Mini 24-0-24<br />

Multigreen Mini 22-5-22<br />

Multigreen Mini 12-0-44<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

5-6 months<br />

5-6 months<br />

5-6 months<br />

SGN 125<br />

SGN 125<br />

SGN 125<br />

Controlled<br />

Release K<br />

Yes<br />

Yes<br />

Yes<br />

Cutting<br />

Height<br />

Fine Turf<br />

Fine Turf<br />

Fine Turf<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

25 – 40g/m 2<br />

25 – 40g/m 2<br />

25 – 40g/m 2<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

10 – 16 bags<br />

10 – 16 bags<br />

10 – 16 bags<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

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Xtend - Slow Release Granular Fertiliser<br />

Xtend - Slow Release Soluble and Liquid Fertiliser<br />

FOR USE ON GOLF TEES, APPROACHES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES, RACECOURSES AND GENERAL AMENITY TURF<br />

FOR USE ON GOLF TEES, APPROACHES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES, RACECOURSES AND GENERAL AMENITY TURF<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Xtend Key Points<br />

• Unique slow release nitrogen, feeds for up to 3 months<br />

• Granular, soluble or liquid formulations for extra flexibility<br />

• Suitable for all coarse turf areas<br />

• Efficient use of nitrogen as loss to the atmosphere is limited<br />

How Xtend works<br />

Xtend Prill<br />

NBPT - Volatilisation Inhibitor<br />

DCD - Nitrification Inhibitor<br />

Urea Core<br />

100% stabilized nitrogen<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble contains Hydrexx in combination with micro-prilled urea<br />

to form a stabilized nitrogen, slow release fertiliser for use on golf course tees,<br />

approaches, surrounds, fairways and semi-rough. In addition, Xtend 46-0-0<br />

Soluble is ideally suited for use on sports pitches, race tracks and polo fields.<br />

Spray applied for maximum flexibility<br />

The micro-prilled urea in Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble offers excellent solubility and<br />

combined with Hydrexx (a water soluble powder containing NBPT and DCD)<br />

forms a unique water-soluble, slow release fertiliser that can be easily spray applied.<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble Key Points<br />

• 100% stabilized nitrogen<br />

• Micro-prilled formulation for rapid solubility<br />

• Low application rates from 20kg per hectare<br />

• Cost effective even compared to agricultural fertilisers<br />

• Increased nitrogen efficiency with enhanced safety and reduced leaching<br />

• Flexible tankmix solutions<br />

• Soluble slow release granules mean no pick-up<br />

• Safer for turf on areas without irrigation<br />

• Liquids are tank mixable with ‘Relay Turf’ or ‘Cabadex’ for ‘weed<br />

and feed’ applications<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Granular Key Points<br />

• 100% stabilized nitrogen with no added carrier<br />

• Low application rates down to 10g/m 2<br />

• 10g/m 2 applies 46kg/ha of N which can last up to three months<br />

• Easy to see during application with rapid breakdown<br />

• Increased nitrogen efficiency with reduced leaching<br />

Xtend 22-2-8 Granular<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Granular<br />

Each urea prill in Xtend contains two components<br />

to enhance the release of the nitrogen;<br />

NBPT - Prevents loss of ammonia nitrogen to the<br />

atmosphere by volatilisation, so more nitrogen is<br />

available in the soil.<br />

DCD – Slows down the conversion of ammonium to<br />

nitrate in the soil, maintaining the nitrogen in<br />

ammonium form. Ammonium nitrogen is held<br />

more efficiently in the soil because it binds to clay<br />

and organic matter.<br />

Xtend granular slow release fertiliser for use on golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses and general amenity turf<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Xtend 46-0-0<br />

Xtend 22-2-8+MgO<br />

Xtend 15-2-20+MgO<br />

Xtend 12-12-12+MgO+Humic Acid<br />

Field Longevity<br />

3 months<br />

2-3 months<br />

2-3 months<br />

2-3 months<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN240<br />

SGN240<br />

SGN240<br />

SGN240<br />

Cutting<br />

Height<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

10 – 20g/m 2<br />

20 – 35g/m 2<br />

20 – 35g/m 2<br />

20 – 35g/m 2 Pack<br />

Size<br />

20kg<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

5 – 10 bags<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

Low application rate and safe to apply<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble is suitable for application from 20Kg up to 40Kg per<br />

hectare and is safe to use at low water volumes even in the height of summer.<br />

Applications made to fairway and sports pitch areas are typically applied in<br />

300 litres of water per hectare.<br />

Xtend High-N 31-0-0+4MgO Liquid<br />

Xtend Liquid High-N 31-0-0 is a cost-effective, slow-release liquid fertiliser<br />

designed for use on all outfield turf areas. Utilising ammonium and nitrate<br />

nitrogen in addition to Hydexx stabilized urea, 50% of the total applied is cooltemperature<br />

available, the remaining 50% is present in slow release form.<br />

Tank-mixable<br />

Also in common with the Xtend liquid and water soluble formulations, Xtend<br />

Cost effective fertilisation for outfield turf<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble is an ideal solution for keeping budgets in check and,<br />

typically, applications made at 30Kg of product per hectare are a quarter of the<br />

cost of using a 9-7-7 granular fertiliser, with more longevity, better turf safety<br />

and no fuel and manpower consuming flush of growth.<br />

Liquid High-N is fully tank-mixable with other <strong>Headland</strong> products including<br />

Relay Turf and Cabadex selective herbicides.<br />

High analysis – low application rate<br />

The high specific analysis of Xtend Liquid High-N ensures that low application<br />

rates provide a significant nitrogen input. A bulk 200L drum will treat 10<br />

hectares when applied at the 20 litre / hectare rate.<br />

Xtend soluble and liquid slow release fertilisers for use on golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses and general<br />

amenity turf<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble<br />

Xtend 31-0-0+4MgO Liquid<br />

Xtend 21-0-0 Liquid<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble<br />

Xtend 31-0-0+4MgO Liquid<br />

Field Longevity<br />

2-3 months<br />

2-3 months<br />

2-3 months<br />

Product Type<br />

Soluble<br />

Liquid<br />

Liquid<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

20-40kg/ha<br />

20-60L/ha<br />

60-120L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

200-400L/ha<br />

200-400L/ha<br />

200-400L/ha<br />

Pack Size<br />

20kg<br />

200L & 1000L<br />

200L & 1000L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Xtend 46-0-0<br />

Xtend 22-2-8+MgO<br />

Xtend 15-2-20+MgO<br />

Xtend 12-12-12+MgO+Humic Acid<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Xtend 21-0-0 Liquid<br />

Tankmix Suggestions for Optimum Turf Quality<br />

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Application<br />

Weed and Feed<br />

Common Broadleaf Weeds<br />

Lighy<br />

Weed and Feed<br />

Slender Speedwell / Yellow Suckling Clover<br />

Pre-tournament Fairway Spray<br />

Summer Green Up<br />

Application<br />

Early & Late Season Green Up<br />

Xtend 46-0-0 Soluble<br />

30kg/ha<br />

30kg/ha<br />

30kg/ha<br />

Xtend High-N 31-0-0+4MgO<br />

30L/ha<br />

Tankmix Partner<br />

Relay Turf @ 5L/ha<br />

Cabadex @ 2L/ha<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron<br />

@ 8-12kg/ha<br />

Tankmix Partner<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron<br />

@ 8-12kg/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300-400L/ha<br />

300-400L/ha<br />

200-400L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

200-400L/ha<br />

Filter Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Filter Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh


Blaukorn® Quick Release Fertiliser<br />

FOR USE ON ALL COARSE TURF AREAS INCLUDING RACECOURSES, SPORTS PITCHES, GOLF COURSE FAIRWAYS AND ROUGH<br />

Multiverdo Miniprill<br />

MULTIVERDO 13-0-46 MINI-PRILLED POTASSIUM NITRATE, IDEALLY SUITED FOR PROMOTING GROWTH AT LOW SOIL TEMPERATURES,<br />

RECOVERY AFTER AERATION AND FOR USE IN ANAEROBIC SOIL SITUATIONS<br />

Blaukorn Key Points<br />

• Quick release outfield fertiliser<br />

• Homogeneous fertiliser for even response<br />

• Low rates mean cost effective application<br />

• Rapidly available nitrogen works at low soil temperatures<br />

Blaukorn 24-5-5+2MgO+5S+Micronutrients Key Points<br />

• High nitrogen analysis<br />

• Immediately available ammonium and nitrate nitrogen<br />

• Low application rate<br />

• Cost-effective formulation<br />

P<br />

N<br />

Mg K S<br />

Micronutrients<br />

Blaukorn Granule<br />

How Blaukorn works<br />

Each homogeneous Blaukorn granule contains all<br />

of the nutrients declared in the analysis ensuring<br />

even distribution after application. With no carrier<br />

and a highly-water soluble phosphorus content,<br />

Blaukorn breaks down quickly once it comes into<br />

contact with moisture.<br />

Blaukorn contains ammonium and nitrate, the two<br />

most available nitrogen forms for fast response at<br />

low soil temperatures. The potassium utilised in<br />

Blaukorn is potassium sulphate, which has a much<br />

lower salt index and therefore scorch risk than other<br />

forms of potassium, such as potassium chloride.<br />

Blaukorn 15-3-20+2MgO+10S+Micronutrients Key Points<br />

• High potassium analysis for spring or autumn usage<br />

• Immediately available ammonium and nitrate nitrogen<br />

• Potassium sulphate for enhanced turf safety<br />

• Cost effective formulation<br />

High analysis – low application rate flexibility<br />

Blaukorn 24-5-5 can be applied as low as 20g/m 2 and this still offers 48kg of<br />

nitrogen per hectare, - the equivalent to applying a traditional 9-7-7 analysis<br />

at over 50g/m 2 . A lower application rate means fewer bags applied per<br />

hectare, involving less storage, transportation and manpower.<br />

Optimum granule characteristics<br />

The granulation of Blaukorn has been refined, compared to the original<br />

Nitrophoska product and now 90% of the granules are between 2.0 – 4.0mm,<br />

with the average granule size range between 2.8 and 3.4mm. This provides<br />

optimum spreading characteristics whether applied through a pedestrian or<br />

tractor-mounted spreader. Granule breakdown is also exceptionally fast due to<br />

the use of more highly soluble raw materials. As an added benefit, the granules<br />

are dyed blue to increase visibility during application.<br />

Optimum nutrient package<br />

Both Blaukorn analyses feature immediately available ammonium and nitrate<br />

nitrogen, derived from ammonium nitrate and ammonium sulphate, to ensure<br />

a fast turf response even during cool spring and autumn temperatures. The<br />

phosphorus content is derived from phosphoric acid for quicker availability to<br />

the grass plant and the potassium from sulphate of potash for maximum turf<br />

safety. Blaukorn products also feature the important secondary plant nutrients<br />

- sulphur and magnesium as well as micronutrients, boron, iron and zinc.<br />

Low salt index<br />

Many outfield fertilisers utilise potassium chloride as their potassium source,<br />

but although cheaper, this has a higher scorch risk to the grass plant. Scorch<br />

risk is measured by the salt index of the fertiliser, - the higher the salt index, the<br />

higher the scorch risk. Potassium chloride has a salt index of 116, whereas<br />

potassium sulphate (the form used in Blaukorn) has a salt index of only 46 In<br />

practice this can be up to 60% safer to the grass plant.<br />

Blaukorn quick release fertiliser for use on golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses and general amenity turf<br />

Easy application with minimal disruption<br />

The easy to see, white micro-prills make application extremely straightforward<br />

and once applied, they quickly dissolve, eliminating pick up problems.<br />

Why Multiverdo Miniprill is beneficial for<br />

Black Layer<br />

The high oxygen and low sulphur content of<br />

Multiverdo Miniprill make it ideally suited for<br />

use in anaerobic conditions where soil<br />

oxygen levels are deficient. These conditions<br />

usually occur when a rootzone becomes<br />

waterlogged due to poor drainage, incompatible<br />

soil physical characteristics and/or<br />

accumulations of organic matter. When this<br />

occurs, oxygen is unable to move freely<br />

through the soil profile (Note–oxygen<br />

moves through water at only 1/10,000th of the rate it moves through air) and<br />

eventually the grass plant experiences a lack of oxygen known as hypoxia.<br />

Hypoxic stress is a growing feature of golf turf as our changing climate features<br />

heavy rainfall over short periods of time, severely testing the physical properties<br />

of rootzones. At the same time, the microbial balance in the soil shifts away<br />

from organisms that respire oxygen to those that use nitrate and/or sulphur<br />

(so called sulphur-respiring bacteria) leading to soil denitrification and the<br />

production of toxic hydrogen sulphide gas. To correct anaerobic conditions<br />

and hypoxic stress, a number of measures can be undertaken including;<br />

• The addition of nitrate nitrogen to counteract the process of<br />

denitrification<br />

• The addition of oxygen to raise the redox status of the soil and<br />

counteract Hypoxia<br />

• A reduction in sulphur input to deter sulphur-respiring soil bacteria<br />

The use of Multiverdo Miniprill as part of an overall strategy can help to meet<br />

the above requirements by providing chemical oxygen without additional<br />

sulphur as part of the fertiliser program.<br />

Multiverdo Miniprill 13-0-46 Key Points<br />

• 100% potassium nitrate – no carrier<br />

• Easy to see during application<br />

• Nitrate nitrogen for immediate plant availability with no sulphur<br />

• Ideally suited for use in black-layer situations<br />

• Micro-prilled formulation for ease of application and quick<br />

dispersal into the sward<br />

• Low application rates for cost-effective use<br />

Multiverdo Prill<br />

How Multiverdo works<br />

Each homogeneous Multiverdo prill contains<br />

straight potassium nitrate with no carrier and<br />

solubilises quickly on contact with moisture. The<br />

white prill is easy to see when applying and the<br />

Miniprill formulation ensures adequate coverage,<br />

even at low application rates. Once solubilised,<br />

Multiverdo breaks down into nitrate nitrogen and<br />

potassium ions, without requirement for bacterial<br />

conversion in the soil and is therefore immediately<br />

available to the grass plant.<br />

Multiverdo quick release fertiliser for use on golf & bowling greens, golf tees, approaches, fairways, sports pitches, racecourses<br />

and general amenity turf<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Blaukorn 24-5-5+2MgO<br />

Blaukorn 15-3-20+2MgO<br />

Field Longevity<br />

6-8 weeks<br />

6-8 weeks<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN310<br />

SGN310<br />

Cutting Height<br />

>=10mm<br />

>=10mm<br />

Application Pack Size<br />

Rate<br />

20 – 35g/m 2<br />

25kg<br />

20 – 35g/m 2 25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Multiverdo 13-0-46<br />

Field Longevity<br />

6-8 week<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN120<br />

Cutting Height<br />

Fine Turf<br />

Application<br />

Pack Size<br />

Rate<br />

10 – 35g/m 2<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

4 – 14 bags<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Lighy<br />

Blaukorn 24-5-5+2MgO<br />

Blaukorn 15-3-20+2MgO<br />

Lighy<br />

Multiverdo 13-0-46<br />

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Greentec Quick Release Fertilisers<br />

Greentec Quick Release Fertilisers<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS<br />

Greentec Fertilisers Key Points<br />

• Conventional release, mini granular fertilisers for fine turf<br />

• Features a mix of nitrogen sources to ensure results<br />

under a wide range of conditions<br />

• Breaks down quickly to avoid disruption to play<br />

• Uniform granule size for even turf response<br />

• Lower scorch risk than with chloride based formulations<br />

• Suitable for golf and bowling greens<br />

Depending on the product, up to four different forms of nitrogen feature<br />

in Greentec fertilisers. This provides optimum response over a wider range<br />

of conditions.<br />

Naturvigor – Composted organic base<br />

The incorporation of a composted organic base to three new analyses in the<br />

Greentec range uses Naturvigor, an aerobically-composted cow manure,<br />

fortified with humic acid. The addition of this material to each analysis<br />

provides an organic nitrogen fraction, stimulates microbial activity and<br />

enhances root development.<br />

Slow-release organic potassium<br />

In some products, the potassium source is derived from Kali Vinasse, a potashrich<br />

sugar beet pulp. Bound in an organic complex, potassium is released<br />

slowly by microbial activity.<br />

Greentec Quick Release Fertiliser for all fine turf golf & bowling greens<br />

Product Name<br />

Field Longevity Granulation<br />

Lighy<br />

Greentec Microtonic 3-0-6+3Fe<br />

Greentec Mosskiller Pro 4-0-4+9Fe<br />

Greentec 6-5-18+MgO+4Fe<br />

Greentec 13-3-13+MgO<br />

Greentec 14-2-6+2MgO+Fe<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Greentec Microtonic 3-0-6+3Fe<br />

4 - 6 weeks<br />

4 - 6 weeks<br />

4 - 6 weeks<br />

6 - 8 weeks<br />

4 - 6 weeks<br />

SGN125<br />

SGN125<br />

SGN125<br />

SGN125<br />

SGN125<br />

N<br />

K<br />

Organic Base<br />

Mg<br />

Humic Acid<br />

P<br />

S<br />

Greentec Granule<br />

How Greentec works<br />

Each homogeneous Greentec analysis is carefully<br />

formulated to provide the nitrogen release curve<br />

suitable for its application. For use in cool temperatures,<br />

sulphate of ammonia, and or potassium<br />

nitrate are the chosen nutrient forms. Urea and<br />

methylene urea are incorporated in the analyses<br />

intended for use in the summer. Most of the<br />

Greentec formulations feature a composted<br />

organic base designed to stimulate soil microbial<br />

activity and add humic acid for enhanced root<br />

development and stress suppression. Cold<br />

processed seaweed is also utilised. Granulation is<br />

optimised for easy application, good coverage<br />

and fast breakdown on the turf surface.<br />

Rapid breakdown<br />

The granule is formulated to break down quickly after application, on contact<br />

with moisture, minimising disruption to play and maintenance practices such<br />

as grooming or scarifying.<br />

Where to use<br />

Greentec fertilisers<br />

Suitable for use on all fine turf<br />

areas including golf and bowling<br />

greens, and in professional<br />

lawncare.<br />

Additional<br />

Product Contents<br />

3.6% Humic Acid<br />

2.7% Humic Acid<br />

28.5% Methylene Urea<br />

2.7% Humic Acid<br />

Application Pack<br />

Rate Size<br />

25 – 40g/m 2 25kg<br />

30 – 40g/m 2 25kg<br />

25 – 35g/m 2 25kg<br />

20 – 35g/m 2 25kg<br />

20 – 35g/m 2 25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

10 – 16 bags<br />

12 – 16 bags<br />

10 – 14 bags<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

8 – 14 bags<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

The 4-0-4+9Fe formulation features a<br />

balanced NK analysis and the economy<br />

of a lower potassium content than its<br />

predecessor. In addition to its mosskilling<br />

qualities, it is ideal for use as a spring<br />

starter or a low temperature hardener on<br />

all areas of amenity turf where prolonged<br />

colour, but not growth is required.<br />

Apply after cutting to allow the maximum time to treat the moss before<br />

re-cutting. Water-in if applied during dry, hot periods. Avoid applying during<br />

rainfall or frost. Remove from hard surfaces immediately to avoid staining.<br />

Greentec 6-5-18 provides excellent rapid response, even at low soil temperatures,<br />

producing sustained colour without soft, disease prone growth. It achieves<br />

this by utilising both ammonium and nitrate nitrogen in its formulation. Both<br />

are immediately available to the plant without the need for prior conversion<br />

in the soil by bacterial activity.<br />

Greentec 6-5-18 is ideal for use in the autumn/winter and also as a spring starter.<br />

Balanced analysis fits leachate research identified requirement.<br />

Many turf rootzones feature a high sand content as a result of initial construction<br />

or from accumulated top dressing. Leachate trials conducted by <strong>Headland</strong><br />

Amenity and confirmed by soil analyses, show that after the winter, such<br />

Greentec 13-3-13+MgO+2.7% Humic Acid and Methylene Urea<br />

Greentec 13-3-13+MgO is formulated as a summer granular fertiliser to<br />

provide safe and sustained feeding, even during cool, wet periods of weather.<br />

The product features four different forms of nitrogen. The first, ammonium<br />

sulphate, provides the initial release and low-temperature response. This is<br />

enhanced to provide 6 weeks longevity, by three longer -term nitrogen forms,<br />

urea, methylene urea and organic nitrogen. Granule breakdown is rapid,<br />

minimising pick up and like the other Greentec analyses, the fine granulation<br />

allows low application rate flexibility, down to 15g/m 2 .<br />

Ideal for application Pre-Anthracnose Disease Period<br />

Greentec 13-3-13+MgO is ideally suited to a light-rate application in July, just<br />

prior to the main anthracnose disease pressure period to enhance growth and<br />

provide good levels of plant vigour. Research has shown that one of the most<br />

effective ways of preventing Anthracnose is to raise plant nitrogen levels just<br />

prior to the main disease period.<br />

Greentec Mosskiller Pro Key Points<br />

• Approved mosskiller for rapid control of moss in turf<br />

• Low nitrogen content for use in cool conditions<br />

• Potassium and iron aid turf hardening and<br />

disease resistance<br />

• Fine granule for uniform coverage and<br />

consistent response<br />

Greentec 6-5-18 Key Points<br />

MAPP No. 14645 PCS No. 92418<br />

• Ammonium and nitrate nitrogen for rapid response in cool temperatures<br />

• Iron and magnesium for enhanced colour<br />

• Supplies all primary and secondary nutrients – N, P, K, Ca, Mg & S<br />

• Excellent for use as a spring starter<br />

root-zones are often low in phosphorus and sulphur. Greentec 6-5-18 supplies<br />

all primary and secondary nutrients required to rectify low spring levels of<br />

these nutrients in high sand rootzones.<br />

Greentec 13-3-13+MgO Key Points<br />

• Ammonium sulphate for fast start for cool temperature performance<br />

• Methylene urea for added longevity<br />

• Ideal for use during high Anthracnose disease pressure periods<br />

• Organic base and potassium sulphate for added turf safety<br />

in high temperatures<br />

Greentec Mosskiller Pro 4-0-4+9Fe<br />

Greentec 6-5-18+MgO+4Fe<br />

Greentec 13-3-13+MgO<br />

Anthracnose damage<br />

Greentec 14-2-6+2MgO+Fe<br />

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C-Complex - Organic Mineral Fertilisers<br />

C-Complex - Formulated for Aeration<br />

FOR USE ON FINE TURF, GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, APPROACHES AND SURROUNDS<br />

FOR USE ON FINE TURF, GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, APPROACHES AND SURROUNDS<br />

N<br />

Mg<br />

Humic Acid<br />

Organic Base<br />

P<br />

Ca<br />

K<br />

Micronutrients<br />

C-Complex Granule<br />

S<br />

How C-Complex works<br />

C-Complex is an organic mineral fertiliser formulated on an aerobically composted,<br />

cow manure base enriched with humic acids. This helps to stimulate soil<br />

microbial activity whilst enhancing root development and stress suppression.<br />

A cold processed seaweed extract is also used within the formulation. A<br />

micronutrient package is added to C-Complex to ensure a complete range of<br />

primary, secondary and micronutrients are available to the plant. Granulation<br />

is optimised for quick granule breakdown on the turf surface, without the normal<br />

tackiness associated with based on poultry manure. Odour levels are minimal.<br />

C-Complex not only contains humic acid and aerobically composted cow manure,<br />

but to provide a complete package, it also contains cold-temperature processed<br />

seaweed extract as well as balanced primary, secondary and micronutrients.<br />

Unique granule characteristics – Fast breakdown for fast response<br />

C-Complex utilises ‘soft granule’ technology which allows faster breakdown<br />

when in contact with moisture, without the tacky inter-phase typical of poultry<br />

manure based fertilisers. The result is minimal mower pick up and faster plant<br />

availability of nutrients, assuring a rapid response.<br />

High humic acid content<br />

Most poultry based organic fertilisers only contain trace levels of humic acid,<br />

typically in the region of 0.25–0.50%. C-Complex 4-3-4 contains 9.0% humic<br />

acid for encouragement of root and shoot development.<br />

Fully composted organic base = no nitrogen drawdown<br />

Non or only partly composted organic fertilisers rely on microbial activity to<br />

complete the process, utilising nitrogen from the rootzone to achieve this. In so<br />

doing, they deprive the plant of this important nutrient. C-Complex has a fully<br />

composted organic base that does not adversely affect nitrogen availability to<br />

the plant.<br />

C-Complex 7-0-7 +3CaO+2MgO Key Points<br />

• Balanced NK analysis<br />

• Ammonium nitrogen for low<br />

temperature release<br />

• Urea and organic nitrogen for<br />

enhanced safety<br />

• Composted cow manure base<br />

• Cold processed seaweed content<br />

• High humic acid content – 6.7%<br />

C-Complex 7-0-7+3CaO+2MgO<br />

Excellent low temperature nitrogen response – ideal as a spring starter<br />

C-Complex 7-0-7 contains both nitrate and ammoniacal nitrogen for excellent<br />

availability in cool temperatures. This is combined with urea and organic nitrogen<br />

providing gentle, extended release. The use of four different types of nitrogen<br />

makes C-Complex 7-0-7 ideally suited for use during the spring and summer.<br />

• High humic acid content 6.7%<br />

• Ammonium and nitrate nitrogen for fast turf response<br />

• Urea and organic nitrogen for extended, gentle release<br />

• Excellent for use as a spring starter<br />

C-Complex 4-3-4 +5CaO+3MgO – Specifically formulated for aeration<br />

C-Complex 4-3-4 was developed by <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity specifically for use at<br />

aeration and the formulation contains a number of key benefits to enable<br />

rapid recovery;<br />

• 87.5% of the nitrogen is derived from ammonium sulphate for immediate<br />

plant availability and rapid recovery<br />

• Formulation contains all primary, secondary and micronutrients, so no<br />

requirement for additional supplementation<br />

• 50% of the formulation is derived from composted cow manure designed<br />

to stimulate microbial populations<br />

• 9.0% humic acid content for enhanced stress suppression and root<br />

development<br />

• ‘Soft’ granule technology ensures fast breakdown and no surface tackiness<br />

Case Study - Summer aeration using C-Complex 4-3-4<br />

Image one<br />

The photograph above shows verticut green cored with 13mm tine at 2 inches<br />

depth and topdressed with 7mt of sand. C-Complex 4-3-4 applied at 40gms/m 2 .<br />

C-Complex 4-3-4 +5CaO+3MgO Key Points<br />

• Complete analysis, all primary, secondary and micronutrients<br />

within the formulation<br />

• Ammonium nitrogen for low temperature release<br />

• Composted cow manure base<br />

• Cold processed seaweed content<br />

• High humic acid content – 9.0%<br />

• Ideally suited for use at aeration<br />

Using C-Complex 4-3-4+5CaO+3MgO<br />

C-Complex 4-3-4+5CaO+3MgO is designed to be used at aeration. It is important<br />

to incorporate the product into the rootzone profile below the surface fibre<br />

layer, to stimulate microbial activity and root development. Ideally the product<br />

should be applied during topdressing and drag-matted or brushed in.<br />

1 3<br />

Image three<br />

Same green with 95% recovery 14 days after aeration.<br />

Note - Aeration carried out in Mid-August to demonstrate efficacy of earlyautumn<br />

vs. late autumn aeration.<br />

C-Complex Organic mineral fertiliser for fine turf, golf & bowling greens, tees, approaches and surrounds<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

C-Complex 4-3-4+5CaO+3MgO<br />

C-Complex 7-0-7+3CaO+2MgO<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

C-Complex 4-3-4+5CaO+3MgO<br />

C-Complex 7-0-7+3CaO+2MgO<br />

Field Longevity<br />

4 - 6 weeks<br />

4 - 6 weeks<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN 125<br />

SGN 125<br />

Additional<br />

Product Contents<br />

9.0% Humic Acid<br />

6.7% Humic Acid<br />

Application Rate<br />

35 – 50g/m 2<br />

25 – 40g/m 2<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

25kg<br />

25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

14 – 25 bags<br />

10 – 16 bags<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Image two<br />

Same green with 80% recovery 10 days after aeration, cutting height returned<br />

to summer height of cut – 3mm.<br />

2<br />

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Solufeed - Water-Soluble Fertilisers<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES<br />

AND RACECOURSES<br />

N-Sure & Trisert KS - Slow Release Liquid Fertilisers<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES<br />

AND RACECOURSES<br />

Solufeed Fertilisers Key Points<br />

• Five analyses provide all year round turf response<br />

• Contain a buffering agent designed to acidify<br />

tankmix soltions and increase solubility<br />

• Fineness of the milled product also aids solubility<br />

Solufeed Hi-N 28-7-14+MgO+Micronutrients Key Points<br />

• High nitrogen analysis<br />

• Urea, ammonium and nitrate nitrogen for good low and high<br />

temperature release<br />

• Excellent solubility<br />

• Fully chelated micronutrient package<br />

• Acid buffering agent for enhanced tank-mixability<br />

Solufeed Formulation<br />

Potassium<br />

Nitrate<br />

Product Name<br />

Potassium<br />

Nitrate<br />

Lighy<br />

Solufeed Hi-K 13-0-45<br />

Ammonium<br />

Sulphate<br />

Mono<br />

Ammonium<br />

Phosphate<br />

Chelated<br />

Micronutrients<br />

Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu,<br />

Mo, B<br />

Solufeed Hi-P 13-40 13+MgO+Micronutrients<br />

Field Longevity<br />

2 - 4 weeks<br />

2 - 4 weeks<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

20-60kg/ha<br />

20-60kg/ha<br />

Solufeed NK 15-0-25+MgO Key Points<br />

• High potassium analysis<br />

• Ammonium and nitrate nitrogen for excellent low<br />

temperature release.<br />

• Ammonium sulphate content for good leaf and spray tank<br />

acidification.<br />

• Excellent solubility<br />

• Acid buffering agent for enhanced tank-mixability<br />

Solufeed Hi-K 13-0-45 Key Points<br />

• High potassium analysis<br />

• Nitrate nitrogen for good low temperature release<br />

• Excellent solubility<br />

• Sulphur-free formulation – ideally suited for use in anaerobic<br />

rootzone situations<br />

How Solufeed works<br />

Solufeed formulations are a blend of water soluble ingredients including urea,<br />

ammonium sulphate, mono-ammonium phosphate, magnesium and chelated<br />

micronutrients designed for spray application.<br />

All formulations also contain a buffering agent to reduce the spray tank pH and<br />

thereby aid tankmix compatibility with other <strong>Headland</strong> products.<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

1 – 3 bags<br />

1 – 3 bags<br />

Water<br />

Volume<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

20kg<br />

20kg<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> N-Sure 28-0-0 and Trisert KS 15-0-12 both contain significant levels<br />

of 'Triazone' and provide a significantly greater longevity of response than when<br />

using quick-release liquids. N-Sure and Trisert KS are extremely safe and have an<br />

inherently lower scorch risk compared to other liquid and soluble fertilisers.<br />

This means that watering-in of Triazone based products is not necessary<br />

from a safety angle – unlike many other liquid fertilisers which may require<br />

supplementary irrigation. The slow release properties of Triazone provide<br />

gradual nitrogen availability to the plant, reducing the amount of clippings<br />

produced even when comparatively large amounts of nutrients are applied.<br />

How N-Sure & Trisert KS work<br />

N-Sure 28-0-0 and Trisert KS 15-0-12 both contain a slow release liquid nitrogen<br />

known as Triazone, (the chemical structure is shown on the right) After application,<br />

microbes break down the chemical bonds holding the Triazone nitrogen and<br />

make it slowly available to the grass plant. This process relies on temperature and<br />

therefore N-Sure and Trisert KS are primarily designed for summer application<br />

once soil temperatures are at or above 14°C. The slow release mechanism of<br />

Triazone provides excellent turf safety, even at temperatures up to 30°C.<br />

Product Name<br />

Field Longevity Specific Triazone<br />

Gravity Content<br />

Lighy<br />

N-Sure 28-0-0<br />

4-8 weeks<br />

1.29<br />

72%<br />

Trisert KS 15-0-12<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

N-Sure 28-0-0<br />

Trisert KS 15-0-12<br />

4-8 weeks<br />

1.35<br />

60%<br />

N-Sure, Trisert KS Key Points<br />

• Unique molecular ring structure of Triazone binds to soil<br />

particles and organic matter<br />

• Slow breakdown by microbial activity, releasing nitrogen<br />

over a 4-8 week period.<br />

• Extremely safe – lower risk of scorch than other liquid and<br />

soluble fertilisers<br />

NH<br />

CH 2<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

20-60L/ha<br />

20-100L/ha<br />

Chemical Structure of Triazone<br />

Water<br />

Volume<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L & 200L<br />

10L & 200L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

O<br />

C<br />

NH<br />

NH<br />

CH 2<br />

Nitrogen<br />

content<br />

Vertex – Quick Release Liquid Fertilisers<br />

Solufeed NPK 14-7-28+MgO+Micronutrients<br />

Solufeed NK 15-0-25+MgO<br />

Solufeed Hi-N 28-7-14+MgO+Micronutrients<br />

2 - 4 weeks<br />

2 - 4 weeks<br />

2 - 4 weeks<br />

20-60kg/ha<br />

20-60kg/ha<br />

20-60kg/ha<br />

1 – 3 bags<br />

1 – 3 bags<br />

1 – 3 bags<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

20kg<br />

20kg<br />

20kg<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Vertex fertilisers contain conventional (non-slow)<br />

release nitrogen where a faster response is<br />

required. They are suitable for tank mixing with<br />

other liquid and soluble fertilisers to provide<br />

flexibility of nutrient input.<br />

Vertex Key Points<br />

• Consistent response whatever the weather conditions<br />

• Suitable for all turf areas including golf and bowling greens<br />

• Suitable for tank mixing with other liquid and soluble fertilisers for<br />

flexible response<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Solufeed Hi-K 13-0-45<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Vertex NK 10-0-10<br />

Field Longevity<br />

3-4 weeks<br />

Specific<br />

Gravity<br />

1.25<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

10-60L/ha<br />

Water<br />

Volume<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L, 200L & 1000L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Solufeed Hi-P 13-40 13+MgO+Micronutrients<br />

Vertex K 0-0-25<br />

3-4 weeks<br />

1.45<br />

10-60L/ha<br />

300-600L/ha<br />

10L, 100L & 200L<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Solufeed NPK 14-7-28+MgO+Micronutrients<br />

Solufeed NK 15-0-25+MgO<br />

Solufeed Hi-N 28-7-14+MgO+Micronutrients<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Vertex NK 10-0-10<br />

Vertex K 0-0-25<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Only use Vertex K 0-0-25 at the lower rate of 10 – 20L / ha during hot periods of weather.<br />

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Fertilisers Planning your NPK nutrient input<br />

INFORMATION<br />

INFORMATION<br />

Nutrient input charts<br />

TO ACCURATELY PLAN TURF FERTILISER INPUT IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH ACTUAL NUTRIENT IS BEING APPLIED IN ANY<br />

GIVEN TREATMENT AND OVER THE COURSE OF A SEASON. THIS CAN BE CALCULATED IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS;<br />

Fertiliser analyses and inputs are<br />

expressed in elemental form for nitrogen<br />

(N), but in oxide form<br />

(P2O5 & K 2O) for phosphorus and<br />

potassium.<br />

To calculate actual elemental input;<br />

To convert P2O5 to elemental P<br />

- multiply by 0.44<br />

To convert K 2O to elemental K<br />

- multiply by 0.83<br />

This can be useful when considering<br />

other constituents of fertilisers. For<br />

example, many granular fertilisers<br />

contain high levels of sulphur (S)<br />

expressed in the oxide form (SO3).<br />

To convert SO3 to elemental S,<br />

– multiply by 0.4.<br />

WATER SOLUBLE FERTILISERS<br />

Water Soluble fertilisers are treated as<br />

granular fertilisers.<br />

However, where application rates are in<br />

kg / ha, use the following formula:<br />

LIQUID FERTILISERS<br />

Liquid fertilisers present a different<br />

challenge. It is essential to know<br />

the Specific Gravity (S.G.) of the<br />

product to work out nutrient content.<br />

To calculate the kg of nutrient<br />

being applied per hectare, use:<br />

Granular Fertilisers Formula<br />

To calculate the kg of nutrient applied per hectare, use;<br />

Application rate (in g/m 2 ) x % Nutrient content/10<br />

Example:<br />

An application of Multigreen 30-5-14 (6-7 month release)<br />

applied at 40g/m 2<br />

40 x 30/10 = 120kg of N per hectare<br />

40 x 5 /10 = 20kg of P2O5 per hectare<br />

40 x 14/10 = 56kg of K2O per hectare<br />

Water Soluble Fertilisers Formula<br />

Application rate (in kg/ha) x % nutrient content / 100<br />

Example:<br />

An application of Solufeed Hi-K 13-0-45 water soluble fertiliser<br />

applied at 40kg/ha.<br />

40 x 13/100 = 5.2kg N per hectare<br />

40 x 45/100 = 18kg K2O per hectare<br />

Liquid Fertilisers Formula<br />

Application rate (in litres per hectare) x Specific Gravity of<br />

the liquid = W and then<br />

W x % nutrient content/100<br />

Example:<br />

An application of 15-0-12 liquid applied at 100 litres per<br />

hectare. (S.G. = 1.36)<br />

100 x 1.36 (Specific Gravity) = 136<br />

136 x 15/100 = 20.4kg N per hectare<br />

136 x 12/100 = 16.3kg K2O per hectare<br />

Convert U.S./Imperial<br />

to Metric<br />

Imperial<br />

Metric<br />

1 U.S gallon 3.785 litres<br />

1 U.S fl.oz 29.574ml<br />

1000 ft 2 92.9m 2<br />

1lb / 1000 ft 2<br />

48.83kg / ha<br />

1 Imp.gal 4.546 litres<br />

1 Imp fl.oz 28.41ml<br />

1 acre 4047m 2<br />

2.471 acres 1 hectare<br />

1 oz 28.35gms<br />

1lb<br />

0.4536kg<br />

More conversion information is<br />

available at www.convert-me.com<br />

FOR GRANULAR/LIQUID/WATER SOLUBLE FERTILISERS<br />

Use the following tables to show how much nutrient (N, K 2 O or P 2 O 5 )<br />

is applied, depending on the product analysis<br />

AMOUNT OF NUTRIENT SUPPLIED BY GRANULAR FERTILISERS<br />

Product<br />

2<br />

Application rate g/m<br />

analysis % 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 70<br />

1<br />

1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 7<br />

2<br />

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 14<br />

3<br />

3 4.5 6 7.5 9 10.5 12 13.5 21<br />

4<br />

4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 28<br />

5<br />

5 7.5 10 12.5 15 17.5 20 22.5 35<br />

6<br />

6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 42<br />

7<br />

7 10.5 14 17.5 21 24.5 28 31.5 49<br />

8<br />

8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 56<br />

9<br />

9 13.5 18 22.5 27 31.5 36 40.5 63<br />

10 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 70<br />

11 11 16.5 22 27.5 33 38.5 44 49.5 77<br />

12 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 84<br />

13 13 19.5 26 32.5 39 45.5 52 58.5 91<br />

14 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 98<br />

15 15 22.5 30 37.5 45 52.5 60 67.5 105<br />

16 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 112<br />

17 17 25.5 34 42.5 51 59.5 68 76.5 119<br />

18 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 126<br />

19 19 28.5 38 47.5 57 66.5 76 85.5 133<br />

20 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 140<br />

21 21 31.5 42 52.5 63 73.5 84 94.5 147<br />

22 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 154<br />

23 23 34.5 46 57.5 69 80.5 92 103.5 161<br />

24 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 168<br />

25 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 175<br />

26 26 39 52 65 78 91 104 117 182<br />

27 27 40.5 54 67.5 81 94.5 108 121.5 189<br />

28 28 42 56 70 84 98 112 126 196<br />

29 29 43.5 58 72.5 87 101.5 116 130.5<br />

30 30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135<br />

31 31 46.5 62 77.5 93 108.5 124 139.5<br />

32 32 48 64 80 96 112 128 144<br />

33 33 49.5 66 82.5 99 115.5 132 148.5<br />

34 34 51 68 85 102 119 136 153<br />

35 35 52.5 70 87.5 105 122.5 140 157.5<br />

36 36 54 72 90 108 126 144 162<br />

37 37 55.5 74 92.5 111 129.5 148 166.5<br />

38 38 57 76 95 114 133 152 171<br />

39 39 58.5 78 97.5 117 136.5 156 175.5<br />

40 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180<br />

41 41 61.5 82 102.5 123 143.5 164 184.5<br />

42 42 63 84 105 126 147 168 189<br />

43 43 64.5 86 107.5 129 150.5 172 193.5<br />

44 44 66 88 110 132 154 176 198<br />

45 45 67.5 90 112.5 135 157.5 180<br />

46 46 69 92 115 138 161 184<br />

Use the table on the left to calculate the input of nutrients in kg/ha for<br />

granular fertilisers e.g. 14%N applied at 30g/m 2 provides 42kg of N per hectare.<br />

NUTRIENT INPUT INFORMATION - LIQUID FERTILISERS<br />

Product Analysis Application Nutrient input kg/ha<br />

Rate (L/ha) N P 2O 5 K 2O<br />

N-Sure 28-0-0 10 3.6 0 0<br />

20 7.2 0 0<br />

40 14.4 0 0<br />

60 21.7 0 0<br />

Trisert KS 15-0-12 10 2 0 1.6<br />

60 12.2 0 9.7<br />

80 16.2 0 12.9<br />

100 20.3 0 16.2<br />

Vertex NK 10-0-10 10 1.2 0 1.2<br />

80 9.6 0 9.6<br />

100 12 0 12<br />

150 18 0 18<br />

Vertex K 0-0-25 10 0 0 3.6<br />

40 0 0 14.5<br />

60 0 0 21.7<br />

Xtend 21-0-0 10 2.5 0 0<br />

liquid<br />

60 15 0 0<br />

80 20 0 0<br />

120 30 0 0<br />

Xtend 31-0-0 20 6.2 0 0<br />

liquid<br />

Hi-N<br />

40 12.4 0 0<br />

60 18.6 0 0<br />

WATER SOLUBLE FERTILISERS<br />

Product Analysis Application Nutrient input kg/ha<br />

Rate (kg/ha) N P 2O 5 K 2O<br />

Xtend<br />

Soluble<br />

46-0-0 20<br />

40<br />

9.2<br />

18.6<br />

0<br />

0<br />

0<br />

0<br />

60 27.6 0 0<br />

Solufeed<br />

Hi-K<br />

Solufeed<br />

Hi-N<br />

Solufeed<br />

Hi-P<br />

Solufeed<br />

NPK<br />

Solufeed<br />

NK<br />

13-0-45 20 2.6 0 9<br />

40 5.2 0 18<br />

60 7.8 0 27<br />

28-7-14 20 5.6 1.4 2.8<br />

40 11.2 2.8 5.6<br />

60 16.8 4.2 8.4<br />

13-40-13 20 2.6 8 2.6<br />

40 5.2 16 5.2<br />

60 7.8 24 7.8<br />

14-7-28 20 2.8 1.4 5.6<br />

40 5.6 2.8 11.2<br />

60 8.4 4.2 16.8<br />

15-0-25 20 3 0 5<br />

40 6 0 10<br />

60 9 0 15<br />

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Spreader settings<br />

INFORMATION<br />

GRANULAR PRODUCTS<br />

MULTIGREEN PRODUCT RANGE<br />

Product Appl Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Vicon Type 03<br />

Rate Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Setting Spread<br />

(g/m 2 ) Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width @ 7kph Width<br />

Letter Letter Letter Letter<br />

Multigreen 6 27<br />

30-5-14<br />

Multigreen 6 27<br />

20-0-32<br />

Multigreen 425<br />

28-3-15+2MgO<br />

28-0-0+3MgO<br />

Multigreen 425<br />

15-0-22+5MgO<br />

Multigreen<br />

Fine 25-5-15<br />

Multigreen<br />

Fine 19-0-30<br />

Multigreen<br />

Mini<br />

24-0-24<br />

Multigreen<br />

Mini<br />

22-5-22<br />

Multigreen<br />

Mini<br />

12-0-44<br />

Multiverdo<br />

Miniprill<br />

13-0-46<br />

BLAUKORN<br />

Product<br />

Blaukorn<br />

24-5-5+2MgO<br />

15-3-20+2MgO<br />

30g/m 2 R 1 /2 O 2 4.4m O L 3 3.75m 36 12.0m<br />

35g/m 2 T 1 /2 P 2 4.4m P L 1 /2 3 3.75m 42 12.0m<br />

40g/m 2 V P 1 /2 2 4.4m R M 3 3.75m – –<br />

45g/m 2 V 1 /2 Q 2 4.4m S M 1 /2 3 3.75m – –<br />

50g/m 2 X Q 1 /2 2 4.4m T N 3 3.75m – –<br />

30g/m 2 R 1 /2 O 3 4.4m O L 3 4.35m 30 12.0m<br />

35g/m 2 T 1 /2 O 1 /2 3 4.4m P L 1 /2 3 4.35m 34 12.0m<br />

40g/m 2 V P 3 4.4m R M 3 4.35m – –<br />

45g/m 2 V 1 /2 P 1 /2 3 4.4m S M 1 /2 3 4.35m – –<br />

50g/m 2 X Q 1 /2 3 4.4m T N 3 4.35m – –<br />

25g/m 2 S – 3 4.4m M J 3 4.35m 31 12.0m<br />

30g/m 2 S 1 /2 Q 3 4.4m N 1 /2 K 1 /2 3 4.35m 33 12.0m<br />

35g/m 2 T Q 1 /2 3 4.4m O 1 /2 L 3 4.35m 38 12.0m<br />

25g/m 2 P M 3 5.0m M J 3 4.35m 28 12.0m<br />

30g/m 2 Q M 1 /2 3 5.0m N 1 /2 K 1 /2 3 4.35m 30 12.0m<br />

35g/m 2 R N 1 /2 3 5.0m O 1 /2 L 3 4.35m 34 12.0m<br />

25g/m 2 O 1 /2 M 5 4.4m L 1 /2 I 1 /2 6 3.75m – –<br />

30g/m 2 Q M 1 /2 5 4.4m N J 1 /2 6 3.75m – –<br />

35g/m 2 R N 5 4.4m N 1 /2 K 6 3.75m – –<br />

25g/m 2 O L 1 /2 4 4.4m K I 6 4.35m - –<br />

30g/m 2 P M 4 4.4m M I 1 /2 6 4.35m – -<br />

35g/m 2 Q M 1 /2 4 4.4m N J 6 4.35m – –<br />

30g/m 2 P L 1 /2 4 4.4m L I 1 /2 6 3.75m – –<br />

35g/m 2 Q M 1 /2 4 4.4m M 1 /2 K 6 3.75m – –<br />

40g/m 2 R N 4 4.4m O L 6 3.75m – –<br />

44g/m 2 S N 1 /2 4 4.4m P L 1 /2 6 3.75m – –<br />

30g/m 2 P M 4 4.4m L I 6 3.75m – –<br />

35g/m 2 Q M 1 /2 4 4.4m N J 6 3.75m – –<br />

40g/m 2 Q 1 /2 N 4 4.4m O 1 /2 L 6 3.75m – –<br />

44g/m 2 R 1 /2 N 1 /2 4 4.4m P 1 /2 L 1 /2 6 3.75m – –<br />

30g/m 2 O 1 /2 L 1 /2 4 4.4m K H 1 /2 6 4.35m – –<br />

35g/m 2 P 1 /2 M 4 4.4m M J 6 4.35m – –<br />

40g/m 2 Q M 1 /2 4 4.4m N 1 /2 K 6 4.35m – –<br />

44g/m 2 R N 4 4.4m P K 1 /2 6 4.35m – –<br />

10g/m 2 K I 1 /2 5 4.4m H 1 /2 – 6 4.35m – –<br />

15g/m 2 L J 5 4.4m I 1 /2 H 6 4.35m – –<br />

20g/m 2 L 1 /2 K 5 4.4m K H 1 /2 6 4.35m – –<br />

25g/m 2 M K 1 /2 5 4.4m K 1 /2 I 6 4.35m – –<br />

30g/m 2 N L 5 4.4m L 1 /2 I 1 /2 6 4.35m – –<br />

ORGANIC SOIL CONDITIONERS RANGE<br />

Product<br />

Appl<br />

Rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

20g/m 2 Q N l 4.8m P<br />

25g/m 2 R 1 /2 N 1 /2 l 4.8m Q<br />

30g/m 2 S l 4.8m Q<br />

Appl<br />

Rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Amazone ZA-F<br />

Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Setting Spread<br />

Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width @ 10kph Width<br />

O 1 /2 1/2<br />

2<br />

35g/m T 1/2 P l 4.8m<br />

Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Ev-n-Spred C24<br />

Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Single Double<br />

Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass<br />

Letter Letter Letter Letter<br />

Naturvigor<br />

Granule<br />

35g/m 2<br />

40g/m 2<br />

50g/m 2 V<br />

X<br />

Y<br />

P<br />

Q<br />

R<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4m<br />

4m<br />

4m<br />

S<br />

T<br />

U<br />

L 1 /2<br />

M 1 /2<br />

N 1 /2<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4<br />

3.6m<br />

3.6m<br />

3.6m<br />

–<br />

–<br />

–<br />

–<br />

–<br />

–<br />

C-Complex<br />

4-3-4+3MgO<br />

7-0-7+2MgO<br />

35g/m 2<br />

40g/m 2<br />

50g/m 2 P<br />

Q<br />

R<br />

M<br />

M 1 /2<br />

N<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

3.5m<br />

3.5m<br />

3.5m<br />

L<br />

N 1 /2<br />

P<br />

J<br />

L 1 /2<br />

M<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

2.8m<br />

2.8m<br />

2.8m<br />

14<br />

16<br />

18<br />

12<br />

14<br />

15<br />

Ev-n-Spred C24 spread width = 2.4m<br />

R<br />

M<br />

M 1 /2<br />

N<br />

O<br />

I<br />

I<br />

I<br />

I<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

13<br />

14<br />

15<br />

16<br />

12m<br />

12m<br />

12m<br />

12m<br />

1/2 1/2<br />

XTEND PRODUCT RANGE<br />

Product<br />

Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Vicon Type 03<br />

Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Setting Spread<br />

Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width @ 7kph Width<br />

Letter Letter Letter Letter<br />

Xtend<br />

46-0-0<br />

Granular<br />

Xtend<br />

22-2-8+MgO<br />

10g/m 2<br />

15g/m 2<br />

20g/m 2<br />

20g/m 2<br />

25g/m 2<br />

30g/m 2 M<br />

O<br />

Q<br />

P<br />

R<br />

S<br />

–<br />

L<br />

M<br />

M 1 /2<br />

N<br />

N 1 /2<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4.6m<br />

4.6m<br />

4.6m<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

J<br />

K<br />

L<br />

L 1 /2<br />

M<br />

M 1 /2<br />

–<br />

I<br />

J<br />

I 1 /2<br />

J<br />

K 1 /2<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4m<br />

4m<br />

4m<br />

4.35m<br />

4.35m<br />

4.35m<br />

–<br />

20<br />

23<br />

31<br />

33<br />

38<br />

–<br />

12.0m<br />

12.0m<br />

12.0m<br />

12.0m<br />

12.0m<br />

35g/m 2 T O 1 /2 3 4.4m N 1 /2 L 3 4.35m – –<br />

Xtend<br />

15-2-20+MgO<br />

12-12-12+MgO<br />

20g/m 2<br />

25g/m 2<br />

30g/m 2 O<br />

P<br />

Q 1 /2<br />

M<br />

M 1 /2<br />

N<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

4.4m<br />

N<br />

O<br />

P<br />

K 1 /2<br />

L<br />

L 1 /2<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4.35m<br />

4.35m<br />

4.35m<br />

26<br />

28<br />

30<br />

12.0m<br />

12.0m<br />

12.0m<br />

35g/m 2 R 1 /2 N 1 /2 3 4.4m Q M 1 /2 3 4.35m – –<br />

Amazone ZA-F settings are available for Xtend 46-0-0 if required.<br />

Greens-Grade<br />

Gypsum<br />

GREENTEC PRODUCT RANGE<br />

Product<br />

Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Ev-n-Spred C24<br />

Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Single Double<br />

Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass<br />

Greentec<br />

3-0-6+3Fe<br />

13-3-13+MgO<br />

14-2-6+2MgO<br />

6-5-18+MgO+4Fe<br />

15g/m 2<br />

20g/m 2<br />

25g/m 2<br />

30g/m 2<br />

35g/m 2 K 1 /2<br />

L 1 /2<br />

M 1 /2<br />

N<br />

O<br />

–<br />

J<br />

K<br />

K 1 /2<br />

L<br />

5<br />

5<br />

5<br />

5<br />

5<br />

3.5m<br />

3.5m<br />

3.5m<br />

3.5m<br />

3.5m<br />

J<br />

K<br />

L 1 /2<br />

M<br />

M 1 /2<br />

–<br />

I<br />

I 1 /2<br />

J<br />

J 1 /2<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

2.8m<br />

2.8m<br />

2.8m<br />

2.8m<br />

2.8m<br />

12<br />

13<br />

141/2 15<br />

151/2 –<br />

11<br />

111/2<br />

12<br />

121/2<br />

40g/m 2 P L 1 /2 5 3.5m N K 8 2.8m 16 13<br />

Mosskiller Pro 15g/m 2 K – 2 3.0m I 1 /2 – 2 2.8m 111/2<br />

–<br />

4-0-4+9Fe 20g/m 2 L J 2 3.0m J 1 /2 H1/2<br />

2 2.8m 121/2<br />

10 1/2<br />

25g/m 2 L 1 /2 J 1/2 2 3.0m K 1/2 I 2 2.8m 13 1/2 11<br />

30g/m 2 M K 2 3.0m L I 1/2 2 2.8m 14 111/2<br />

35g/m 2 N K 1/2 2 3.0m M J 2 2.8m 15 12<br />

Effective moss<br />

control rate 40g/m 2 O L 2 3.0m M 1/2 J 1/2 2 2.8m 151/2<br />

12 1/2<br />

Ev-n-Spred C24 spread width = 2.4m<br />

TRICURE PRODUCT RANGE<br />

Product<br />

Tricure<br />

Granular<br />

Appl<br />

Rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

GREENS-GRADE GYPSUM PRODUCT RANGE<br />

Product<br />

▲<br />

Appl<br />

Rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

Appl<br />

Rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Vicon Type 03<br />

Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Setting Spread<br />

Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width @ 7kph Width<br />

Letter Letter Letter Letter<br />

25g/m 2 L I 1 /2 6 3.8m J 1 /2 H 1 /2 6 3.4m – –<br />

35g/m 2 M J 1 /2 6 3.8m L I 1 /2 6 3.4m – –<br />

50g/m 2 O L 6 3.8m M 1 /2 J 1 /2 6 3.4m – –<br />

Appl<br />

Rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

Scotts Accupro 2000 Scotts R8-A Vicon Type 03<br />

Single Double Cone Spread Single Double Cone Spread Setting Spread<br />

Pass Pass No. Width Pass Pass No. Width @ 7kph Width<br />

Letter Letter Letter Letter<br />

12g/m 2 J 1 /2 – 5 4.0m I – 6 4.0m – –<br />

24g/m 2 M 1 /2 J 1 /2 5 4.0m L 1 /2 I 6 4.0m – –<br />

REFERENCE SETTINGS FOR OTHER MAKES OF PEDESTRIAN SPREADER<br />

1/2<br />

1/2<br />

Scott’s R8-A C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U U V W W X Y Z<br />

Amtec HVO<br />

Spreader<br />

Amtec 50<br />

Spreader<br />

A B<br />

B<br />

C D E F G H<br />

F<br />

I J K<br />

K<br />

L M N O P<br />

P<br />

Q R S T U V<br />

U<br />

W X Y Z<br />

Supaturf C24<br />

Ev-n-Spred<br />

5 6 7 8 9 101112131415 1617181920212223 24 25 262728<br />

Note - The settings given above are provided by the manufacturers in relation to the Scotts R8-A spreader setting, however the spreader<br />

widths of the Amtec and Ev-n-Spred spreaders are different, so a trial application is necessary before commencing main application.<br />

SECTION TWO Plant Health<br />

Dealing with nematode stress<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Non-pesticidal disease management<br />

Seamac ProTurf<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener<br />

Turfite<br />

Temag HPE<br />

DewCure<br />

Naturvigor<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron<br />

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Dealing with nematode stress<br />

INFORMATION<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus - Bioactive Seaweed + Amino Acids<br />

INTENSIVELY MANAGED TURF IS HIGHLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO STRESS, ESPECIALLY IN OUR EVER CHANGING AND OFTEN EXTREME NORTHERN CLIMATE<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

Pathogenic nematodes have become a real issue in the European turf industry<br />

since the first symptoms of turf damage by plant parasitic nematodes (PPN’s)<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus Key Points<br />

were noted in 1997 by Mark Hunt, Technical Director of <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity.<br />

The cause was subsequently identified by Kate Entwistle (The Turf Disease<br />

Centre) and confirmed by research undertaken by Colin Fleming (Queen’s<br />

University, Belfast). The culprit was Meloidogyne minor, a new species of rootknot<br />

nematode that primarily infected creeping bentgrass greens and perennial<br />

ryegrass sports pitches. Over the last 5-10 years, numerous other types of PPN’s<br />

have been discovered in the UK and Europe, affecting both established and<br />

new rootzone turf. Among them, Root Gall (Subanguina radicicola), Cyst<br />

(Heterodera spp.), Spiral (Helicotylenchus spp.) and Stunt (Tylenchorhynchus<br />

spp.) nematodes have proved the most destructive. The activity of the nematode<br />

is mainly focussed on the root system. Whether the organism is an endoparasitic<br />

species (living within the root), like the Root-Knot nematode (Fig.1) or an<br />

ectoparasitic species (living outside of the root), like the Spiral nematode (Fig.2), the<br />

net effect is that the normal function of the root is compromised.<br />

Stress management<br />

Plant parasitic nematodes reduce the efficacy of the root system in terms of<br />

nutrient and water uptake, but there are often no visible symptoms. Typically,<br />

symptoms of nematode damage are absent until the grass plant suffers some<br />

form of stress. For example;<br />

1. Environmental Stress - Drought, high evapotranspiration (E.T), low light levels,<br />

poor growing conditions.<br />

2. Cultural - Reduced cutting height, heavy verticutting / Graden usage,<br />

incorrect roller usage<br />

3. Nutrient - Insufficient or excessive nitrogen fertility regime<br />

4. Pathogen complex – The grass plant is already weakened by the action of a<br />

pathogenic fungus.<br />

Pre-stress conditioning – maximising plant health prior to stress<br />

For many years, seaweed biostimulants have been utilised on turf, but it wasn’t<br />

until recently that research identified the exact, beneficial mechanism of these<br />

materials on the grass plant. It is now known that an application of the correct<br />

type and quantity of biostimulant, stimulates production of antioxidants which<br />

Fig 1 - Endoparasitic Root-Knot nematodes<br />

inside a Creeping Bentgrass root.<br />

Fig 2 - Ectoparasitic Spiral nematodes<br />

attacking a Perennial Ryegrass root.<br />

in turn decrease free radical activity, minimising damage to the plant cells. Use<br />

of biostimulants can be beneficial in managing plant stress symptoms and in<br />

particular nematode stress. Research has highlighted a synergism between the<br />

use of cold temperature extract seaweeds and the correct input level of humic<br />

acid. <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity have used these research findings as the basis for their<br />

biostimulant - Turfcomplex (featured on page 24) and suggest applying this<br />

product in combination with TriCure AD soil surfactant on a monthly basis,<br />

beginning in March.<br />

Post nematode damage –<br />

Managing a grass sward showing nematode damage<br />

If a plant is already damaged by stress, there is a need to try to stimulate recovery<br />

of new root and shoot tissue. As with pre-stress conditioning, there are a number<br />

of materials that help achieve this, either by providing the building blocks of<br />

plant growth, ( the case with amino acids), or by stimulating the plant’s natural<br />

defence mechanism (SAR) using plant elicitors such as Harpin or Phosphite. To<br />

achieve recovery from stress it is important that along with applications of such<br />

materials, the correct cultural processes are adopted to increase the plant’s<br />

recuperative ability. Both these areas are dealt with in depth in the technical<br />

article available from <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity – ‘Dealing with Nematode Stress’.<br />

Typical turf damage by pathogenic nematodes<br />

The bioactive seaweed extract is processed soon after harvesting to maintain<br />

the natural goodness present and independent tests have shown it is especially<br />

high in gibberellic acid – a known plant growth hormone.<br />

Amino acid content<br />

The benefits of using seaweed extracts as foliar and root drench applications are<br />

well established on sports turf, but with Seamac Ultra Plus, the formulation<br />

is greatly enhanced by the presence of plant available amino acids.<br />

Amino acids are involved in numerous functions that facilitate healthy plant<br />

growth including shoot and root development, nitrogen transfer within the plant,<br />

chlorophyll production and protection against pathogens to name but a few.<br />

Enhanced growth in stress situations<br />

When a plant is growing normally, it uses energy produced during the photosynthetic<br />

process to produce amino acids. However, when it is under stress, the<br />

efficiency of this process can be severely reduced leading to a decrease in the<br />

amount of amino acids produced.<br />

Application of amino acids from an external source, (e.g. Seamac Ultra Plus) when<br />

a plant is under stress, stimulates growth and recovery. Fundamental building<br />

blocks necessary to facilitate growth are provided, with no need for the plant to<br />

expend energy that is already in short supply.<br />

Foliar application of amino acids<br />

Plants are able to absorb amino acids through the leaves. However if the<br />

molecular weight of the amino acid is too great (>400 Daltons), this process is<br />

inefficient. The average molecular weight of the amino acids present in<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus is 130 Daltons and this allows them to be absorbed in a few<br />

hours, penetrating the cell membrane and rapidly becoming incorporated in<br />

the metabolic routes of protein synthesis. Foliar application is especially effective<br />

in stimulating chlorophyll production when the plant is under stress as the plant<br />

can struggle to manufacture amino acids of its own.<br />

Root application of amino acids<br />

The low molecular weight of the amino acids in Seamac Ultra Plus, are also<br />

capable of absorption by plant roots.<br />

• Liquid seaweed with plant essential amino acids<br />

• Cold extracted seaweed provides high levels of<br />

bioactive plant growth hormones<br />

• Improves stress resistance in turf and aids recovery<br />

• Increases photosynthesis and growth response<br />

• Enhances root development in stressed areas<br />

• Tank-mixable with other <strong>Headland</strong> products<br />

Suggested Pre-stress treatment (also see pages 24, 42 and 43)<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Tricure AD<br />

Application Type<br />

Biostimulant<br />

Soil Penetrant<br />

Application Rate<br />

20 – 40L/ha<br />

7 – 14L/ha<br />

Suggested Post-stress treatment (also see pages 23,and 27)<br />

Product Name<br />

Application Type Application Rate<br />

Lighy<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus<br />

Biostimulant<br />

10L/ha<br />

Turfite<br />

Plant Elicitor<br />

30L/ha<br />

TeMag HPE<br />

Plant Elicitor<br />

6Kg/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 600L/ha<br />

300 - 600L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Irrigate tankmix off<br />

leaf into rootzone<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Leave tankmix<br />

on leaf<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

6Kg<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Applied as a soil drench they stimulate the activity of micro organisms and<br />

increase the efficiency of nitrogen transfer through the plant.<br />

Root development is specifically stimulated by the presence of Arginine - a<br />

key amino acid involved in root formation.<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Seamac Ultra Plus<br />

Application Type<br />

Foliar<br />

Root Drench<br />

Application Rate<br />

10L/ha<br />

10L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

200 - 400L/ha<br />

450 - 600L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

Not Required 10L & 100L<br />

Irrigate to move<br />

product into rootzone<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

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23


Turfcomplex - Bioactive seaweed + humic acids, micronutrients and elevated manganese<br />

REDUCING DISEASE Non-pesticidal disease management<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

CHANGING WEATHER PATTERNS AND ITS EFFECT ON DISEASE<br />

Turfcomplex Key Points<br />

• Liquid biostimulant featuring seaweed extracts and humic acids<br />

• Contains Algifol® bioactive seaweed for high levels of growth<br />

stimulants<br />

• Helps reduce stress and improve plant health<br />

• Aids disease resistance<br />

• Use in combination with TriCure AD wetting<br />

agent, for a complete stress management<br />

program in hot, dry weather<br />

• Elevated Levels of chelated manganese for<br />

enhanced root strength<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Application<br />

Plant Stress<br />

No<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

Stimulates<br />

Antioxidant<br />

Production<br />

Free Radical<br />

Production<br />

Blocks Free<br />

Radical<br />

Production<br />

Application Type<br />

Foliar<br />

Root Drench<br />

No photosynthetic<br />

damage. Suppressed<br />

drought stress<br />

Photosynthetic damage.<br />

Drought stress<br />

Application Rate<br />

20 - 40L/ha<br />

20 - 40L/ha<br />

Synergistic formulation<br />

Turfcomplex exploits the synergistic effect of Algifol - a cold temperature<br />

manufactured bioactive seaweed, combined with high levels of plant active<br />

humic acids to meet the twin objectives of improved root mass and reduced<br />

plant stress. When a plant is under stress, toxic molecules known as free radicals<br />

can be produced, which if left to accumulate, damage plant pigment production<br />

causing bleaching and cell membrane damage. Research has shown that<br />

application of a bioactive seaweed in combination with humic acid can stimulate<br />

the plant to produce antioxidants that prevent the accumulation of free<br />

radicals by reacting with them to produce non-harmful compounds.<br />

High humic acid content<br />

Turfcomplex contains high levels of humic and fulvic acids in order to promote<br />

root growth and reduce plant stress. At 40 litres per hectare, Turfcomplex<br />

applies the research identifed optimum rate of 1.75kg / Ha of Humic Acid.<br />

Elevated manganese content for enhanced root strength and<br />

disease suppression<br />

Manganese availability has been linked with a<br />

number of turfgrass diseases, notably Take-All<br />

Patch and latterly Grey Leaf Spot. These diseases<br />

are thought to convert manganese to a form that<br />

is unavailable to the plant and in so doing,<br />

increase the plant’s susceptibility to disease.<br />

Manganese is linked to lignin biosynthesis and<br />

therefore low levels in the root may limit root<br />

lignin content and thereby increase the plants<br />

susceptibility to root diseases, like Take-All. Turfcomplex is formulated to apply<br />

0.47kg / Mn / Ha @ 20L / Ha.<br />

Fully chelated micronutrient package<br />

Turfcomplex contains a full spectrum of micronutrients in EDTA chelated<br />

form to maximise availability in alkaline rootzones. Chelates are compounds<br />

that bind tightly to specific nutrient molecules and thereby prevent them<br />

from reacting with other elements in the soil and becoming unavailable.<br />

Take All Disease<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 400L/ha<br />

450 - 600L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

Not Required 10L & 100L<br />

Irrigate to move<br />

product into rootzone<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Over the last 40 years, changing weather patterns have affected the autumn<br />

season the most, with climate data indicating that this period is consistently<br />

warmer than in the past. This change brings both positives and negatives to<br />

turf management with a longer playing season, but more aggressive autumn<br />

disease activity, Fusarium in particular. The image on the right shows warm<br />

air distribution over Europe in late October 2009, caused by a weather<br />

phenomenon known as a ‘Blocking Event’, that affects the shape of the jet stream.<br />

This weather pattern was also repeated in the 1st week of November 2010.<br />

Weather conditions like these have made it harder to manage Fusarium<br />

because of the increased speed and intensity of disease attack.<br />

Maximising Plant Health<br />

In order to counter this increase in Fusarium activity, without relying solely on<br />

repeated fungicide applications, <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity have pioneered an<br />

agronomic approach to disease management. This approach is based on<br />

increased plant health and utilises preventative applications of the above<br />

plant elicitors and plant hardeners, applied prior to the main disease period.<br />

In addition to positive field feedback from end-users, the efficacy of this strategy<br />

is backed up by data from independent trials, conducted at the Sports Turf<br />

Research Institute.<br />

S.T.R.I Trial Data<br />

Trials conducted over 2009/2010 showed significant disease reduction by<br />

utilising a tankmix combination of;<br />

20kg Solufeed NK 15-0-25 + 20L Turfite + 20L Liquid Turf Hardener + 30L<br />

Seamac Proturf in 400L water per hectare. The graph below shows the efficacy<br />

of the above tankmix in green vs. untreated in red.<br />

% Microdochium Nivale infection in plot<br />

70<br />

60<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

0<br />

Oct 2009 Nov 2009 Dec 2009 Jan 2010 Feb 2010 Mar 2010<br />

Treatment and Application Rate (per hectare) Application Dates - 1st Oct, 30th Oct, 30th Nov, 19th Jan, 2nd Feb<br />

Untreated Control<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener @ 20 litres + Turfite @ 20 litres + Solufeed 15-0-25 @ 20kg + Seamac Proturf @ 30 litres<br />

Weather map showing warm air flow that caused temperatures of 22°C to be<br />

recorded in the UK during the last week of October 2009.<br />

The non-fungicidal products developed by <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity are targeted at<br />

specific areas of the grass plant and fall into two categories;<br />

Plant Protectants<br />

Formulated to increase cell wall thickness and thereby make it more difficult<br />

for pathogenic fungi to enter the plant. <strong>Headland</strong> products in this category<br />

include Seamac Proturf, Liquid Turf Hardener and the high potassium liquid<br />

and water soluble fertilisers, Vertex K, Solufeed NK and Solufeed Hi-K.<br />

Plant Elicitors<br />

Formulated to trigger the natural defence mechanism of the plant, (SAR –<br />

Systemic Acquired Resistance) and thereby encourage the plant to grow<br />

better in the presence of a pathogen. <strong>Headland</strong> products in this category<br />

include Turfite and TeMag HPE.<br />

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25


Seamac ProTurf - Chelated iron, magnesium, sulphur, nitrate nitrogen and seaweed based plant protectant<br />

Turfite - Phosphite and ammonium nitrogen based plant elicitor<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

Seamac ProTurf Key Points<br />

• 6% chelated iron with magnesium and sulphur for optimum<br />

winter colour<br />

• Rapid uptake formulation technology for a fast response even<br />

at low air and soil temperatures<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner to Liquid Turf Hardener and Turfite for<br />

non-pesticidal disease suppression (See Page 25)<br />

• Acid buffered for maximum tankmix compatibility<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner for Trinexapac-ethyl , plant growth regulator<br />

• Cost effective winter tonic<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Seamac ProTurf<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

20 - 30L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

Seamac ProTurf provides 6% chelated iron combined with nitrogen, magnesium<br />

and seaweed extract. The result is rapid and longlasting green-up and supply<br />

of beneficial nutrients and growth stimulants. ProTurf is formulated to ensure<br />

complete stability of the seaweed and iron combination and is tank-mixable<br />

with many other <strong>Headland</strong> products. Good response will result from 20 litres<br />

per hectare, whilst heavier rates will increase the depth of colour and longevity.<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L, 100L & 200L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Phosphite (as opposed to phosphate) is a form of phosphorus that has some<br />

unique properties when applied as a fertiliser. It is extremely mobile within the<br />

plant and once absorbed undergoes an oxidation process that provides a<br />

continual release of soluble phosphorus.<br />

Secondly, phosphite, unlike phosphate, does not react with calcium in high<br />

pH, alkaline rootzone situations, to be rendered unavailable to the grass plant.<br />

Lastly and most importantly, phosphite triggers the plant’s own immune system,<br />

providing benefits of stress resistance and improved overall plant health,<br />

particularly during periods of high disease pressure.<br />

How to use<br />

Turfite can be used in a tank mix combination with Solufeed Hi-K and / or<br />

Seamac ProTurf to provide a perfect low temperature tonic for the Autumn /<br />

Winter and Spring.<br />

In addition, the readily available form of phosphorus in Turfite is ideally suited<br />

for use in over-seeding situations and after aeration to stimulate new root<br />

development.<br />

Turfite is tank mix compatible with most <strong>Headland</strong> liquid products and many<br />

turf fungicides. (Please contact <strong>Headland</strong> for further details)<br />

Turfite Key Points<br />

• Rapid uptake formulation technology for a<br />

fast response even at low air and soil<br />

temperatures<br />

• Acid buffered for maximum tankmix compatibility<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner to Liquid Turf Hardener<br />

and Seamac ProTurf for non-pesticidal disease<br />

suppression (See Page 25)<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner for Seamac Ultra Plus and TeMag HPE to<br />

stimulate post stress plant recovery<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

Seamac ProTurf<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Turfite<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

20 - 40L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener - Calcium, magnesium and nitrate nitrogen based plant protectant<br />

Lighy<br />

Turfite<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener Key Points<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener is designed to strengthen turf and increase the plant’s<br />

ability to withstand stress. It may be applied alone or in tank mixtures with<br />

• Specially formulated foliar plant hardener<br />

other products. The unique, nitrate based formulation facilitates rapid uptake<br />

of the calcium and magnesium into the grass plant, producing a harder, more<br />

• Contains calcium and magnesium in nitrate form<br />

disease resistant sward. It can be applied all year round.<br />

• Rapid uptake formulation technology for a fast response even<br />

at low air and soil temperatures<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner to Seamac ProTurf and Turfite for<br />

non-pesticidal disease suppression (See Page 25)<br />

• Acid buffered for maximum tankmix compatibility<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner for Iprodione to maximise uptake at low<br />

air and soil temperatures<br />

TeMag HPE - Water soluble, chelated micronutrients with Harpin TM plant elicitor<br />

FOR USE IN ALL FINE AND COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF AND BOWLING GREENS, TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

TeMag HPE is a three-in-one, water soluble product, containing 10% chelated<br />

iron, a full range of chelated micronutrients and the unique plant elicitor –<br />

Harpin protein.<br />

Harpin was initially developed for the agricultural market where it has shown<br />

itself to promote yields and, most importantly, maximise the efficacy of<br />

fungicide treatments by encouraging stronger, healthier growth.<br />

The mode of action of Harpin is complemented in the TeMag HPE formulation<br />

by the addition of chelated iron and magnesium for enhanced colour (photosynthesis)<br />

and a full range of micronutrients to prevent potential deficiencies<br />

limiting growth.<br />

TeMag HPE Key Points<br />

• Harpin technology plant elicitor<br />

• Fully chelated micronutrient package<br />

• Aids stress and disease resistance<br />

• Foliar uptake requires low application water volume<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner for contact and systemic<br />

fungicides (See Page 32)<br />

• Ideal tankmix partner for Seamac Ultra Plus and<br />

Turfite to stimulate post stress plant recovery<br />

(See Page 22)<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

20 - 40L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

TeMag HPE<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

6Kg /ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 450L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

6Kg<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Lighy<br />

Liquid Turf Hardener<br />

Lighy<br />

TeMag HPE<br />

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DewCure<br />

DEWCURE IS A LONG LASTING, DEW CONTROL PRODUCT, SPECIFICALLY FORMULATED TO REDUCE THE ACCUMULATION OF SURFACE<br />

MOISTURE ON TURF, INCLUDING DEW, GUTTATION FLUID AND LIGHT FROST<br />

REDUCING DISEASE DewCure<br />

DEWCURE – KEEPING SURFACES DRIER TO HELP REDUCE DISEASE INCIDENCE<br />

DewCure Key Points<br />

TREATED<br />

Conclusive DewCure research data<br />

It is clear that surface moisture plays an important part in the ‘disease triangle’<br />

In a second study, levels of anthracnose were measured after applications<br />

of DewCure.<br />

• Reduces leaf moisture, suppressing dew and guttation fluid<br />

formation<br />

of host – pathogen – environment. Adapting the environment by maintaining<br />

drier turf, especially in times of expected disease pressure, helps to reduce the<br />

incidence of disease. Field trials and end-user feedback in the UK and Ireland<br />

Anthracnose Putting Green Study<br />

2008 - Clarke, et. al. - Rutgers University<br />

• Enhanced longevity over conventional dew suppressants<br />

• Faster drying times following rain or irrigation<br />

• Drier surfaces can result in less disease<br />

• Quicker recovery from frost<br />

• Reduced labour and drier cutting<br />

Pack size: 10 litres<br />

DewCure forms a water-resistant, rainfast coating on the leaf surface that<br />

Frost<br />

UNTREATED<br />

have indicated slower establishment of Fusarium and lower incidence<br />

through the susceptible periods of the year when using DewCure. DewCure<br />

has also undergone extensive university trials in the U.S. that highlight its ability<br />

to help minimize the impact of turf disease.<br />

The product’s effect upon the incidence of Dollar Spot was investigated at<br />

Ohio State University.<br />

Dollar Spot Putting Green Study<br />

Autumn 2008 - Boehm, et. al. Ohio State University<br />

suppresses the formation of moisture in the form of dew or guttation fluid.<br />

DewCure increases the formation of ice crystals on the plant leaf rather than<br />

Guttation fluid<br />

Guttation fluid is water secreted on to the surface of leaves through specialized<br />

pores, known as hydathodes. The process occurs most frequently during<br />

conditions of high humidity when the rate of transpiration is low. Drops of<br />

water found on grass in early morning are often the result of guttation, rather<br />

than dew. (Guttation should not be confused with dew, which condenses<br />

from the atmosphere onto the plant surface).<br />

in or on the soil surface and because the ice crystals are affected by air and not<br />

soil temperature, frost may disappear<br />

quicker from treated areas.<br />

Disease reduction<br />

The activity of damaging foliar diseases<br />

like Fusarium Patch (Microdochium<br />

nivale) and Dollar Spot (Sclerotinia<br />

DewCure is significantly different from untreated control on all dates.<br />

DewCure applications made at 14 d intervals beginning May 16.<br />

In the absence of any fungicides, an adequate level of control (i.e. less than<br />

10% disease) was observed in the DewCure-treated plots early in the disease<br />

cycle at a time when the level of disease in the untreated checks (60%) had far<br />

exceeded an acceptable level. Although the level of disease rose in the<br />

DewCure-treated plots over the course of the summer, it never reached the<br />

Longevity<br />

The longevity of DewCure is a function of two main factors – the rate of mowing<br />

frequency (removing leaf tissue treated with DewCure) and the growth<br />

rate following application.<br />

Best results are obtained prior to or during colder spells of weather when the<br />

level of clipping removal and new growth / leaf formation is at its lowest. Trials<br />

have shown that DewCure provides from 1 week to 3 weeks longevity<br />

depending on the factors mentioned above.<br />

homoeocarpa) is positively linked with<br />

conditions conducive to high leaf<br />

moisture levels and therefore by<br />

reducing this level, disease activity is<br />

suppressed. DewCure can be used on<br />

all types of turf including golf greens,<br />

approaches, tees and fairways, cricket<br />

squares and winter sports pitches.<br />

Application Notes<br />

It is important not to exceed the water volume shown and to apply to dry turf.<br />

Allow DewCure to thoroughly dry on the leaf surface prior to irrigation or rainfall.<br />

DewCure was significantly different from untreated check on all dates.<br />

All applications made at 14 d intervals beginning September 2.<br />

DewCure significantly suppressed dollar spot by 75% or more during the<br />

course of the study when compared to the untreated control. The level of<br />

control provided by DewCure in this trial was statistically the same as the level<br />

of control provided by the standard contact fungicide included in the study.<br />

The authors noted no difficulty mixing or spraying DewCure and no<br />

phytotoxicity was observed.<br />

level of disease in the untreated checks and remained significantly lower on<br />

all rating dates.<br />

DewCure maintains dry surfaces prior to Aeration and top-dressing<br />

All aspects of aeration and top-dressing become more difficult if the operations<br />

have to be carried out on wet greens. Top-dressing sticks to the leaf instead of<br />

moving down into the turf surface and causes damage to mower cutting<br />

blades. In addition, core harvesting is both a longer and messier process when<br />

the turf surface is damp or wet.<br />

Using DewCure before aeration or topdressing can reduce the problems<br />

associated with the process by eliminating turf moisture caused by dew and<br />

guttation. The drier surface allows faster and cleaner aeration and quicker<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

DewCure<br />

Application Rate (litres/ha)<br />

6<br />

Water Volume (litres/ha)<br />

400<br />

return to ideal playing conditions after topdressing by enabling sand to better<br />

work into the turf canopy, rather than sticking to the leaf.<br />

Application<br />

Use DewCure at its normal rate of 6L/ha in 400L of water. (It is important to<br />

maintain a 1.5% dilution)<br />

Make a pretreatment application 1-2 days before aeration and/or topdressing.<br />

The shorter the interval between application and aeration, the better the<br />

results.<br />

DewCure will continue to suppress dew and frost for a period of time after the<br />

operation (duration will be dependent on grass removal by mowing and / or<br />

new growth emergence).<br />

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Naturvigor - Composted cow manure and humic acid soil conditioner<br />

FOR USE IN ALL COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

Naturvigor Key Points<br />

• Fairway grade formulation<br />

• 1-1-1 analysis with added iron and micronutrients<br />

• Free-flowing granule, easy to apply, with rapid particle breakdown<br />

• Humic acid content aids root development & germination<br />

• Fully composted for maximum benefit to soil<br />

• Improves soil nutrient retention and maximises fertiliser efficacy<br />

• Ideal for use during renovation and overseeding<br />

The high organic matter (32.5%) and humic acid (18.1%) content make this<br />

product ideal for use on impoverished, sandy soils. Naturvigor also contains a<br />

comprehensive range of micronutrients.<br />

The 1% iron content is complexed by humic acids to ensure long term availability.<br />

Aerobic composting<br />

A two stage composting process is used to produce Naturvigor. Firstly, the<br />

cow manure is turned frequently, over a period of 5–7 months to input<br />

oxygen, regulate temperature and encourage aerobic decomposition. Then<br />

the final phase of composting takes place under cover, to protect the beneficial<br />

bacteria present from the harmful effects of UV rays.<br />

Humic acids with a high fulvic acid fraction (for<br />

maximum availability) are then added to the mixture<br />

prior to granulation.<br />

The effects of using Naturvigor<br />

Application of Naturvigor imparts a number of benefits<br />

to impoverished soils including:<br />

• Improved organic matter recycling (by introducing<br />

actinomycetes, the micro-organisms responsible for<br />

thatch breakdown)<br />

• Increased nutrient retention, thereby maximising the effects of fertiliser<br />

applications.<br />

• Increased soil micro flora.<br />

Where to use Naturvigor<br />

Naturvigor can be used for application to golf course fairways, semi-rough<br />

and rough areas and also on winter season pitches, race courses, polo grounds<br />

and in professional lawn care.<br />

The product is ideal for use during Spring and Autumn renovation and overseeding.<br />

Unlike ordinary composted green waste material, the free-flowing particles of<br />

Naturvigor are easily spread using conventional spreaders and are ideally suited<br />

for application through Vicon and Amazone fairway equipment.<br />

SECTION THREE Pesticides<br />

Disease management<br />

Throttle<br />

Relay Turf<br />

Blaster<br />

Cabadex<br />

Glyfos Dakar Pro<br />

Natural Weed Spray<br />

Cyren<br />

Weed control<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Naturvigor<br />

Field Longevity<br />

4-8 weeks<br />

Granulation<br />

SGN340<br />

Additional<br />

Product Contents<br />

18.0% Humic Acid<br />

Application Pack Size<br />

Rate<br />

35 - 50g/m 2 25kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

14 – 20 bags<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Lighy<br />

Naturvigor<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron - Fully water soluble sulphate of iron<br />

FOR USE IN ALL COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron Key Points<br />

• High quality water soluble iron contains 20% Fe<br />

• Highly soluble formulation for easy mixing<br />

• Application in low water volumes<br />

• Cost effective tank-mix partner to liquid and<br />

water soluble fertilisers<br />

There are many grades of soluble iron on the market, but this product demonstrates<br />

superior solubility in water volumes as low as 300 litres per hectare.<br />

Application notes<br />

Apply after cutting to avoid removing the product from foliage. Applications<br />

made early or late in the season, when soil moisture levels are high, at the light<br />

or normal rate, do not require supplementary irrigation. Avoid applying product<br />

during frosty weather or when frost is anticipated.<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

8 - 20Kg /ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 600L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

25kg<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Lighy<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Soluble Iron<br />

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* During hot and / or dry periods of weather, use the light application rate of 8kg / Ha


Disease management<br />

INFORMATION<br />

Throttle<br />

COMBATING FUSARIUM OVER THE AUTUMN AND WINTER<br />

THROTTLE HAS BEEN SPECIFICALLY DEVELOPED TO PROVIDE ULTIMATE CONTROL OF FUSARIUM PATCH IN ALL MANAGED TURF AREAS<br />

Fusarium<br />

A strategy to manage Fusarium should not be<br />

based on fungicide alone as the severity and<br />

impact of this disease is also affected by the<br />

health of the grass plant, its level of nutrition,<br />

cultural practices and the presence of plant<br />

leaf moisture (dew and guttation fluid).<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity has pioneered a multi-layered,<br />

straight-forward and above all, cost-effective<br />

approach to Fusarium management using<br />

targeted applications of preventative fungicide<br />

in combination with plant elicitors. This<br />

approach is based on end-user feedback,<br />

backed up by independent data from trials<br />

conducted at the Sports Turf Research Institute.<br />

Disease development pattern &<br />

fungicide timing<br />

To prevent Fusarium establishing in the<br />

autumn and being a recurring issue thereafter,<br />

it is critical to control the initial establishment<br />

phase of the disease. This typically takes<br />

place in the U.K during early October and<br />

extends to mid November as shown in the<br />

graph (top right). In Ireland, this process starts<br />

3-4 weeks earlier.<br />

Temperature in o c<br />

% Microdochium Nivale infection in plot<br />

It is during this period that the disease has the potential to establish a high<br />

population and if allowed to do so, achieving control through fungicide use is<br />

both difficult and expensive.<br />

Disease activity can commence at any point in the autumn calendar. In 2008<br />

for example, after the extremely wet August, disease kicked off during that<br />

month and remained throughout the autumn. Ordinarily <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity<br />

has noted aggressive, potentially scarring activity to take place from the<br />

beginning of October onwards as the graph shows in autumn 2009. This usually<br />

coincides with high night temperatures and / or heavy dews and so it is<br />

important to apply prior to this period.<br />

20<br />

100%<br />

Fusarium Risk<br />

Soil Temperature<br />

15<br />

Air Temperature 75%<br />

10<br />

5<br />

25%<br />

0<br />

Sept 09 Oct 09 Nov 09 Dec 09<br />

-5<br />

-10<br />

Target preventative fungicide applications here<br />

35<br />

30<br />

25<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

Sept 2008 Oct 2008 Nov 2008 Dec 2008 Jan 2009<br />

Treatment and Application Rate (per hectare) Application Dates - 8th Sept & 13th Oct<br />

Untreated Control Throttle @ 1.7 litres Throttle @ 1.7 litres + TeMag HPE @ 6Kg<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity would suggest the following timing for the Throttle +<br />

TeMag HPE combination;<br />

Mid- Late September<br />

1st application<br />

Mid – Late October<br />

2nd application<br />

If soil temperatures are below 12ºC at the time of the 2nd application,<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity suggest adding half rate iprodione with the Throttle and<br />

Temag HPE tankmix.<br />

S.T.R.I trial data (see graph above)<br />

Fusarium trials conducted over the autumn / winter 2008/9 showed a significant<br />

benefit in disease suppression by utilising the tankmix combination of<br />

Throttle and TeMag HPE..<br />

50%<br />

Winter use of Throttle<br />

Throttle combines two highly active fungicides, each with a different mode of<br />

action – Prochloraz, a translaminar, and Tebuconazole, a systemic. Together<br />

they provide a high level of disease control in all types of established turf.<br />

Stand-alone treatments of Throttle have proven to be successful even under<br />

the cool conditions of late autumn and early spring. Where growth is limited<br />

by temperature, a systemic/contact mix featuring iprodione with Throttle can<br />

be used on a 3-4 week interval.<br />

Where to use<br />

Throttle is approved for use on managed amenity turf including sports-turf<br />

such as golf greens and tees, bowling greens and sports pitches, as well as<br />

lawns (in commercial and residential situations). Apply Throttle to established<br />

turf only.<br />

When to use<br />

Apply Throttle as soon as disease symptoms appear, or in the early stages of<br />

disease development. Alternatively, preventative application may be made<br />

before the onset of disease. Repeat once if necessary with an interval of at<br />

least 14 days.<br />

Do not apply when the turf is under stress such as drought, waterlogging or<br />

extremes of hot or cold temperatures.<br />

How to use<br />

Throttle can be applied using standard powered spray equipment or pedestrian<br />

walkover type equipment. Half fill the spray tank with clean water add the<br />

required quantity of Throttle and begin agitation. Add the remainder of the<br />

water. Maintain agitation during spraying. Always apply after cutting and do<br />

not mow for at least 24 hours.<br />

Systemic fungicide choice<br />

Where turf is rapidly growing and being mowed, duration of protection may<br />

be affected where leaf penetrant only fungicides are used.<br />

Throttle is an ideal choice of product under these conditions as part of the<br />

formulation can be taken into the plant via its roots and moves upwardly to<br />

rapidly protect from within. This provides longevity of effect even when<br />

clippings are removed by mowing.<br />

It is important to rotate different active ingredients to minimise the risk of<br />

resistance building up within the target organism. It is not advisable to reduce<br />

the rate of systemic fungicides as part of a systemic / contact tankmix, as this<br />

may increase the risk of resistance to that active ingredient and will also shorten<br />

the longevity of protection.<br />

Throttle Key Points<br />

• Liquid formulation for efficient curative or<br />

preventative control of Fusarium Patch<br />

• Provides outstanding results if applied before,<br />

or at the early stages of disease establishment<br />

• Tankmixable with contact fungicides for<br />

efficient, long term control<br />

• User experience has shown good control of<br />

Red Thread disease<br />

• Throttle contains 267 g/l Prochloraz and<br />

133 g/lTebuconazole<br />

• User-friendly 0.85L, half ha pack<br />

THROTTLE APPLICATION RATE<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

Throttle<br />

Type<br />

Lighy<br />

Area of<br />

Activity<br />

Timing of<br />

treatment<br />

MAPP No. 13900.<br />

Application Rate (litres/ha)<br />

Use<br />

1.7<br />

Stops spore<br />

germination<br />

preventing infection<br />

Apply before<br />

symptoms and<br />

periods of high<br />

disease risk<br />

Curative<br />

Stops disease<br />

development<br />

in plant<br />

Apply when<br />

symptoms are<br />

evident<br />

Always read the label. Use pesticides safely.<br />

Eradicant<br />

Fusarium<br />

Water Volume (litres/ha)<br />

Timing and mode of action<br />

Fungicides work at different stages in the disease life-cycle. Throttle acts as<br />

a preventative, early curative and eradicant fungicide.<br />

500<br />

Stops disease<br />

development and<br />

prevents further<br />

spread<br />

Apply at first signs<br />

of disease<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Throttle<br />

TeMag HPE<br />

Application Type<br />

Curative & Systemic<br />

Fungicide<br />

Plant elicitor<br />

Application Rate<br />

1.7 L/ha<br />

6Kg/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

500L/ha<br />

500L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Leave tankmix<br />

on leaf<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

0.85L<br />

6Kg<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

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Relay Turf<br />

Cabadex<br />

RELAY TURF IS A MARKET LEADING, BROAD SPECTRUM, SELECTIVE HERBICIDE FOR TURF AND PROFESSIONAL LAWNCARE<br />

SAFE AND EFFICIENT CONTROL OF DIFFICULT TO KILL WEEDS IN BOTH ESTABLISHED AND YOUNG TURF<br />

Relay Turf Key Points<br />

• Broad spectrum selective weed control<br />

• Specifically approved for turf use<br />

• High Mecoprop-P content means outstanding control, especially<br />

of clovers<br />

• Often results in optimum kill after single application<br />

• Low application rates (5L per hectare) for cost effective control<br />

Pack Size: 5L<br />

Control Spectrum<br />

• Black Medick<br />

• Bulbous<br />

Buttercup<br />

• Cats Ear<br />

• Charlock<br />

• Cinquefoil<br />

• Cleavers<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

Relay Turf<br />

MAPP No. 08935.<br />

Blaster<br />

• Common<br />

Chickweed<br />

• Creeping<br />

Buttercup<br />

• Daisy<br />

• Dandelion<br />

• Docks<br />

Application Rate (litres/ha)<br />

5<br />

• Knotgrass<br />

• Mayweeds<br />

• Mouse Ear<br />

• Parsley Piert<br />

• Pearlwort<br />

• Plantains<br />

• Ragwort<br />

• Self Heal<br />

• Silverweed<br />

• Sorrel<br />

• Thistles<br />

• Trefoils<br />

• White Clover<br />

• Yarrow<br />

Water Volume (litres/ha)<br />

Blaster contains 240g/l Triclopyr and 60 g/l Clopyralid and can be used on<br />

amenity grassland such as golf course roughs, banks and verges, cemeteries<br />

and industrial areas.<br />

Clover will be killed by application of Blaster. Do NOT spray in drought, very<br />

hot or very cold conditions. Occasionally, some yellowing of the sward may be<br />

seen following treatment, this is quickly outgrown. Avoid damage and drift<br />

onto susceptible crops or waterways. All conifers, especially Pine and Larch are<br />

very sensitive to spray drift. Refer to product label for complete application<br />

information.<br />

200<br />

Relay Turf has justifiably become a market leader due to its superior effectiveness<br />

in amenity situations.<br />

It is highly active against a wide range of broad leaved weeds in both fine and<br />

coarse turf.<br />

Relay Turf contains 200g/L Mecoprop-P, 200g/L MCPA and 25g/L Dicamba<br />

Application<br />

Apply when soil is moist and weeds are actively growing. Most weeds will be<br />

controlled by a single application, however certain species and weeds that<br />

have over-wintered or have become hardened by cold weather or poor growing<br />

conditions may be less susceptible, and need re-treatment.<br />

General<br />

A nitrogen fertiliser application, 7-14 days before treatment will aid weed control.<br />

Do not apply to grass suffering from drought, during freezing conditions or<br />

when rain is imminent. Newly sown or turfed areas should not be treated in<br />

the year of establishment. Maximum number of treatments per year - 2.<br />

Weed and feed treatment<br />

Relay Turf can be tank mixed with <strong>Headland</strong> Xtend soluble and liquid fertilisers<br />

to feed turf and kill weeds in one application.<br />

FOLIAR APPLIED HERBICIDE FOR THE CONTROL OF PERENNIAL BROAD LEAVED WEEDS INCLUDING NETTLE, DOCK, BRAMBLE,<br />

BROOM AND GORSE<br />

Blaster Key Points<br />

• The ideal solution for difficult weeds such as nettles<br />

docks and thistles in turf<br />

• Can be used on all established amenity grassland<br />

• Also controls some woody weeds<br />

Pack Size: 1L<br />

MAPP No. 13267. Always read the label. Use pesticides safely.<br />

Blaster is a registered trademark of Dow Agrosciences LLC.<br />

Application period<br />

Timing of application is crucial. For best results apply to actively growing<br />

weeds. Only use Blaster on permanent grassland that has been established for<br />

at least one year. Do not apply the product overall where clover is an important<br />

part of the sward.<br />

Weed<br />

Lighy<br />

Common<br />

Nettle<br />

Dock<br />

(Curled<br />

& Broad-<br />

Leaved)<br />

Creeping<br />

Thistle<br />

Bramble,<br />

Broom<br />

& Gorse<br />

Rate of Use<br />

L/ha<br />

2<br />

4<br />

3<br />

4<br />

Optimum Timing of Application<br />

Spray when actively growing but preferably before<br />

flowering (normally up to mid June)<br />

Treat in the spring when the docks are in the rosette stage<br />

up to 25cm high. If the grass has been cut leave for 2-3<br />

weeks to allow sufficient re-growth to occur before spraying.<br />

On large well established docks, or where there is a high<br />

resevoir of seed in the soil, a second dose the following<br />

year may be required.<br />

Spray when actively growing but before flowering spikes<br />

are 15cm high. For thistles beyond this stage the rate<br />

should be increased to 4.0L/ha. Applications of BLASTER<br />

flowering or during seeding is likely to produced reduced<br />

levels of control. If grass has been cut treat 2-3 weeks after<br />

cutting when sufficient re-growth has occurred.<br />

Spray in June -August when actively growing but before<br />

plants begin to senesce in the autumn. It is essential that ,<br />

particularly with large bushes, all the foliage is thoroughly<br />

wetted or incomplete kill may result.<br />

Cabadex is effective against a wide range of weeds<br />

including difficult to control species such as Yarrow<br />

and Daisy.<br />

Control is achieved using very low rates of active<br />

ingredients, making Cabadex the obvious choice for<br />

SAFE and environmentally sensitive weed management<br />

in the UK.<br />

Mode of action<br />

Cabadex combines two active ingredients with<br />

different modes of action.<br />

Fluroxypyr is an auxinic herbicide that enters plants<br />

via the leaves and disrupts normal growth functions.<br />

Florasulam however, can enter via the roots as well as the foliage, helping to<br />

ensure complete distribution throughout the plant.<br />

Application equipment<br />

Cabadex can be applied through tractor mounted hydraulic sprayers or knapsack<br />

sprayers as MEDIUM spray as defined by the BCPC system.<br />

Areas of use<br />

Cabadex can be used on areas of managed amenity turf or amenity grassland.<br />

This includes golf courses, winter sports pitches, racecourses and professional<br />

lawn care as well as airfields, roadside verges and embankments.<br />

Safe on young turf<br />

The product can be used on newly sown turf from the two leaf stage for<br />

spring or summer sowings. A good covering of grass should be present before<br />

application.<br />

Application notes<br />

Apply when weeds are actively growing (normally between March and<br />

October). Do not apply in periods of drought unless irrigation is applied.<br />

Re-seeding can take place as little as 4 weeks after application. Clippings from<br />

grass treated with Cabadex can be safely used for mulch after the third cut.<br />

Use of Cabadex is not subject to LERAP restrictions. Where Broad-Leaved<br />

Plantain is present in addition to the target weeds, apply a tank mix of Cabadex<br />

at 2 litres/ha + 2 litres/ha of an amenity approved 2,4-D amine product.<br />

Cabadex contains 144g/l (14.5% w/w) fluroxypyr methyl heptylester (100g/l<br />

acid equivalent) and 2.5 g/l (0.25% w/w) florasulam.<br />

MAPP No. 13948. Always read the label. Use pesticides safely.<br />

Cabadex is a registered trademark of Dow Agrosciences LLC.<br />

Cabadex Key Points<br />

• Unique formulation containing florasulam and fluroxypyr<br />

• Can be used on newly sown turf (from two leaf stage)<br />

• Controls difficult weeds such as yarrow and lesser trefoil<br />

(yellow suckling clover)<br />

• Low dose rate for safe and cost-effective weed control<br />

• Foliar and root uptake provides efficient control of difficult weeds<br />

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Pack Size: 5L<br />

Weeds controlled<br />

• Slender Speedwell<br />

• Common daisy<br />

• Common dandelion<br />

• Common mouse-ear<br />

• Creeping buttercup<br />

• White Clover<br />

• Ribwort plantain*<br />

• Bird’s-foot trefoil*<br />

• Yarrow*<br />

* Moderate control only<br />

Trials and commercial use have also shown good control of<br />

Yellow Suckling Clover and Pearlwort.<br />

Fluroxypyr and florasulam move through the plant in both the<br />

xylem and phloem vessels. This provides effective distribution<br />

and accumulation at the growing points in both shoots and roots.<br />

One-way only<br />

Water and<br />

minerals<br />

xylem vessel<br />

phloem vessel<br />

Water and<br />

organic nutrients<br />

Permeable<br />

end walls<br />

Two-way flow


Glyfos® Dakar Pro<br />

DAKAR PRO IS A UNIQUE, WATER SOLUBLE GLYPHOSATE TECHNOLOGY FOR EFFECTIVE TOTAL WEED CONTROL<br />

Natural Weed Spray No.1<br />

THE FIRST NATURAL BASED NON- SELECTIVE HERBICIDE FOR AMENITY & INDUSTRIAL WEED CONTROL IN THE UK.<br />

NOW APPROVED FOR MOSS CONTROL ON HARD SURFACES<br />

Glyfos® Dakar Pro Key Points<br />

• Highest load glyphosate for enhanced performance<br />

• Clean label - no hazard symbols<br />

• Unique soluble granule formulation in easily disposable plastic bags<br />

• Safer and easy to use<br />

• 97% reduction in packaging<br />

• No triple rinsing or disposal of containers required<br />

• Can be applied through CDA applicators<br />

• Each pack will treat up to 40,000m2. Pack Size: 10kg<br />

Waste packaging<br />

Dakar Pro gives a massive 97% reduction in waste<br />

packaging compared to standard glyphosate products.<br />

In addition, as the product does not require triple<br />

rinsing, there are significant time savings compared to<br />

liquid formulations. Working on 2 minutes to triple<br />

rinse an ordinary glyphosate container - a pallet of<br />

empty containers would take over 5 hours to triple<br />

rinse in order to comply with waste regulations.<br />

How to use the product<br />

Glyfos Dakar Pro is easily measured out with a calibrated jug. The cold water<br />

soluble grains dissolve readily and there is no mess with dripping cans or spillage.<br />

Natural Weed Spray from <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity is the<br />

first NATURAL non-selective herbicide for amenity<br />

and industrial weed control in the UK. The active<br />

ingredient – acetic acid – has been formulated from<br />

the highest food grade product and developed to<br />

produce a formulation suitable for controlling a wide<br />

range of weeds and grasses.<br />

What is it?<br />

Natural Weed Spray contains 240g/litre acetic acid as<br />

a soluble concentrate. Acetic acid occurs naturally<br />

through fermentation processes and breaks down to water, so is safe to the<br />

environment. It is the first herbicide to be approved for use on hard surfaces<br />

in the UK for many years.<br />

Natural Weed Spray No.1 Key Points<br />

• Contains acetic acid - one of only two active ingredients approved for<br />

hard surfaces<br />

• Will control mosses on hard surfaces<br />

• Fast acting – weeds die 1-2 days after treatment<br />

• Use with glyphosate in a rotation programme on hard surfaces<br />

• Formulated from a naturally occuring ingredient<br />

• Can be used year round Pack Size: 10L<br />

MAPP No. 12328.<br />

Dakar Pro is a dust free, extruded, water soluble granule with excellent<br />

handling characteristics.<br />

The granules dissolve easily and are completely cold water soluble. Each 10kg<br />

pack will treat up to 40,000m 2 (4 hectares). The design of the resealable packs<br />

ensures that they can be emptied completely with no rinsing.<br />

STANDARD GLYPHOSATE 4X5L (TREATS 4 HECTARES)<br />

Per Weight of Weight of empty Total<br />

4 x 5L empty cans cardboard outer weight<br />

(4 hectares)<br />

1120g 850g 1970g<br />

DAKAR PRO 1X10kg BAG (TREATS 4 HECTARES)<br />

Per 10 kg<br />

Weight of<br />

(4 hectares) empty bag Total weight<br />

60g<br />

The new Accelerator surfactant technology combined with the high loaded<br />

glyphosate gives a more efficient and rapid uptake as well as faster transport<br />

throughout the plant and down to the roots.<br />

Rate of application<br />

Lighy<br />

2.5kg/ha<br />

2.5kg/ha<br />

3.0kg/ha<br />

60g<br />

Standard volume nozzles<br />

(200L/ha) per 1000m 2<br />

250g<br />

250g<br />

300g<br />

Dakar Pro<br />

1<br />

Bag<br />

Areas of use<br />

Use on areas such as hard surfaces, paved areas, highways and industrial sites.<br />

Can be used around trees and shrubs in landscaped areas and forestry situations.<br />

Dakar Pro is also recommended<br />

for aquatic areas. Dakar Pro can<br />

be used with CDA sprayers<br />

capable of producing a VMD<br />

of 200 microns.<br />

4 Hectares<br />

Low volume nozzles<br />

(100L/ha) per 2000m 2<br />

500g<br />

500g<br />

600g<br />

Weeds controlled<br />

Annual & perennial grasses & weeds<br />

Aquatic emergent weeds<br />

Floating aquatic weeds<br />

How does it work?<br />

Natural Weed Spray is a non-selective herbicide with extremely fast activity<br />

and is active against most soft plant tissue it comes in contact with. It controls<br />

both grasses and broad-leaved weeds. The product produces discolouration<br />

and browning of the foliage within a few hours of treatment and during warm<br />

sunny weather most plants die within 1-2 days. The product can be used year<br />

round. Perennial weeds generally require more than one application to control<br />

but annual weeds are usually controlled with one treatment.<br />

Areas of use<br />

Natural Weed Spray can be used to control weed growth in amenity situations<br />

such as footpaths and pavements, parks, around trees, shrubs and hedges and<br />

in industrial areas such as railways, industrial sites and fence lines etc. It is<br />

approved for moss control on hard surfaces such as footpaths and tennis<br />

courts. Unlike other moss killers for hard surfaces, Natural Weed Spray No1 will also<br />

control weeds and grass as well, eliminating the need for a separate application.<br />

Application<br />

Apply the spray so that leaves and stems are fully wetted before run-off. As the<br />

product works by contact action it is important that the weed is fully covered<br />

otherwise there will be partial control. The product is not translocated within<br />

the plant and therefore is safer to use around trees, shrubs and other valuable<br />

plants. Repeat treatment as required.<br />

Mixing<br />

Mix 1 part Natural Weed Spray to 3 parts of clean water. For example in a 16<br />

litre knapsack sprayer mix 4 litres of Natural Weed Spray to 12 litres of water in<br />

the following manner:<br />

• Half fill spray tank with clean water<br />

• Add the required amount of Natural Weed Spray<br />

• Fill the tank with more clean water to the required level<br />

• Agitate before use<br />

Weather<br />

The product can be used year round. Applications made in cooler months will<br />

take longer to work. In warm sunny weather most weeds will die within 1-2<br />

days. Apply the product on a dry day. Rain, soon after spraying, may wash<br />

spray off the foliage leading to poor results.<br />

Subsequent planting<br />

As there are no residual effects with the product in the soil, sowing and planting<br />

may be undertaken as soon as the weeds have died.<br />

Cyren<br />

SOIL INSECTICIDE CONTAINING CHLORPYRIFOS FOR THE CONTROL OF LEATHERJACKETS AND FRIT FLY<br />

2.5 - 5.0kg/ha<br />

250g - 500g<br />

Glyfos Dakar Pro contains 680 g/kg of Glyphosate. (68%). MAPP No. 13147.<br />

0.5kg - 1.0kg<br />

Forestry weeds<br />

Leatherjackets: Cyren can be applied at any time from the beginning of<br />

November up to the end of March where high populations are detected or<br />

damage is first seen. Early treatment is recommended.<br />

Frit Fly: Apply at emergence or when damage is first seen.<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

Application Rate (litres/ha) Water Volume (litres/ha)<br />

Cyren<br />

1.5<br />

600 - 1000<br />

Cyren Key Points<br />

• Effective leatherjacket and frit fly control<br />

• 3 way mode of action - ingestion, contact and vapour action<br />

• Mix with Speed wetting agent to increase activity<br />

Pack Size: 5L<br />

MAPP No. 11028. Always read the label: Use pesticides safely<br />

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Weed Control<br />

INFORMATION<br />

HOW TO USE HEADLAND HERBICIDE TECHNOLOGY FOR EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL<br />

Guide to the use of <strong>Headland</strong> herbicides for specific weed types<br />

Cabadex - see page 38<br />

Yellow Slender speedwell Daisy Pearlwort* in fine<br />

Suckling Clover<br />

turf<br />

*Note: Trials and commercial use have shown good control of pearlwort<br />

Relay Turf - see page 34<br />

White Clover Dandelion Yarrow<br />

Blaster - see page 34<br />

Nettles Nettle (close-up) Thistle<br />

Natural Weed Spray No1 - see page 37<br />

Moss on<br />

hard surfaces<br />

Weeds in paving<br />

Dakar Pro - see page 36<br />

A ‘weed’ is commonly explained as a ‘plant out of place’. Their presence in<br />

amenity situations is often detrimental in a number of ways.<br />

Selective herbicides can eliminate broad leaved weeds in turfgrass without<br />

damaging the grass itself. They need to be controlled as;<br />

• They can ruin the aesthetic appearance of carefully manicured turf areas.<br />

• Weeds affect wear tolerance and often result in sparse, muddy surfaces.<br />

• Weed presence can greatly impact on the playing surface by affecting ball<br />

roll characteristics<br />

• Broad leaved weeds compete with desirable grasses for nutrients, water<br />

and light and can affect the health and vigour of the sward.<br />

• They produce huge quantities of seed that can spread weed into previously<br />

clean areas.<br />

Total herbicides are non-selective and used where all vegetation is to be<br />

removed. Often used on hard surfaces, amenity areas, highways and industrial<br />

sites, total herbicides will control grasses, broad-leaved weeds and some will<br />

control moss as well, e.g. Natural Weed Spray.<br />

Getting the best out of <strong>Headland</strong> herbicides<br />

1. Read the product label carefully taking into account any statutory requirements.<br />

Take note of timing issues. Most weeds are best controlled when they are<br />

young and actively growing.<br />

2. Conversely most weeds are poorly controlled in periods cold or drought<br />

where lack of growth will result in poor weed control.<br />

3. Take note of water spray volumes. There are often regulatory reasons not to spray<br />

below the minimum water volume per area. Poor weed control may occur at<br />

low water volumes because of inadequate spray coverage of the target weeds.<br />

4. Spraying at higher water volumes will help where weeds are large. However,<br />

ensure that run - off does not occur as this may result in poor control<br />

5. Regular calibration of your sprayer is important to ensure correct<br />

application rates<br />

SECTION FOUR Soil Surfactants<br />

Dealing with a dry spring<br />

TriCure AD<br />

TriCure Pellets<br />

TriCure Granular<br />

XL Fairway<br />

Speed<br />

Road and<br />

Pavement weeds<br />

Vegetation control<br />

around young trees<br />

Herbicide Selection Chart<br />

Use this simple to follow chart to make the correct herbicide selection, ensuring<br />

safe and effective weed control.<br />

Herbicide Selection Chart<br />

Areas of use<br />

Total weed control on<br />

Hard surfaces,<br />

Paved areas and<br />

Industrial sites<br />

Selective weed<br />

control in<br />

sportsturf, lawns and<br />

other grassed areas<br />

Moss with weeds<br />

and grasses<br />

Weeds<br />

and grasses<br />

Many common weeds including<br />

Slender Speedwell,<br />

Yellow Suckling Clover<br />

and weeds in newly sown turf<br />

Most common<br />

turf weeds<br />

Deep rooted weeds<br />

such as Docks,<br />

Brambles & Thistles<br />

Natural Weed<br />

Spray<br />

Dakar Pro Cabadex Relay Turf Blaster<br />

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Dealing with a dry spring<br />

INFORMATION<br />

INFORMATION<br />

TriCure AD<br />

ACHIEVING CONSISTENT GRASS GROWTH IN SPRING<br />

RESULTS THROUGH RESEARCH<br />

Spring can be a problematic time for achieving<br />

consistent grass growth, with both a lack of soil<br />

temperature and moisture being potentially<br />

growth limiting factors. Climate analysis over the<br />

last 45 years has shown a trend for the spring to<br />

become warmer and drier with a quicker transition<br />

into summer temperatures, particularly during the<br />

daytime. April can be one of the hardest months to<br />

achieve consistent grass growth on fine turf and<br />

since this often coincides with planned or recently<br />

carried out aeration, achieving recovery can be<br />

an issue.<br />

In degrees C / mm rainfall<br />

Graph showing Spring 2010 rainfall, temperature and growth patterns<br />

April Dry Period<br />

Optimised nutrition<br />

Achieving a good surface early in the spring is all<br />

about coming out of the winter well. Maintaining<br />

light rate liquid and granular tonics prior to and<br />

Key Rainfall Soil Temperature Growth Initiation Strong Growth<br />

just after Christmas is key, taking advantage of appropriate weather windows.<br />

Additional benefits can be gained by the application of a controlled release<br />

product like Multigreen Mini 12-0-44 the previous autumn, which will provide<br />

spring carryover and reduce the requirement to push grass growth.<br />

Begin TriCure AD<br />

applications early<br />

To ensure that the rootzone is<br />

receptive to light irrigation<br />

and / or rainfall, it is vitally<br />

To irrigate or not to irrigate ?<br />

During dry springs, it is the surface layer of the rootzone, typically the top 2”<br />

(5cm) that dries out and therefore only light syringing irrigation patterns or<br />

localised hand-watering is necessary to rectify the problem. There is often a<br />

concern over potential reduction of soil temperature and therefore growth,<br />

by early irrigation. However, field trials conducted by <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity<br />

have shown this affect to be short-lived, lasting only 1-2 hours at most.<br />

Indeed, failure to rectify surface dessication can lead to growth suppression<br />

in its own right due to a lack of water needed for nutrient uptake. A stressed<br />

Poa annua plant can hasten the commencement of seedhead formation<br />

under such conditions.<br />

important to apply TriCure AD<br />

early in the year before the<br />

rootzone begins to dry out, as<br />

prevention is always better<br />

than cure when dealing with<br />

hydrophobicity. The unique multi-surfactant properties of TriCure AD ensure<br />

that any water applied by irrigation or falling as rain, will penetrate the dry<br />

upper region of the rootzone and be distributed evenly through the profile.<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Amenity suggests commencing applications in early to Mid-March at<br />

7 – 10 litres per hectare and repeat on a monthly basis, ideally combined with<br />

a bioactive biostimulant, such as Turfcomplex to reduce plant stress levels.<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Turfcomplex<br />

TriCure AD<br />

Application Type<br />

Biostimulant<br />

Soil Penetrant<br />

Application Rate<br />

20 – 40L/ha<br />

7 – 14L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 600L/ha<br />

300 - 600L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Irrigate tankmix off<br />

leaf into rootzone<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

TriCure AD soil surfactant has been trialled extensively in the field and at<br />

independent universities, to demonstrate the benefits of its multi-surfactant<br />

chemistry. The results shown below prove how TriCure AD optimises rootzone<br />

moisture content, without creating excess in the surface and at the same<br />

time requires less water to be applied in order to reach field capacity.<br />

Increased irrigation efficiency<br />

The multi-surfactant chemistries of TriCure AD ensure that water applied<br />

through irrigation systems or falling as rain, penetrates the naturally<br />

hydrophobic surface fibre layer and is distributed uniformly through the<br />

profile. This means that less water is lost through run-off and therefore the<br />

amount of water required to reach volumetric capacity is lower. The trial<br />

results shown on the right indicate that 6mm of irrigation is required to reach<br />

rootzone field capacity when treated with TriCure AD compared to 12mm<br />

when untreated. That’s 50% less water required. See graph below.<br />

25<br />

20<br />

TriCure AD Control<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

2008 Karnok et. al.- University of GA<br />

Improved dry-down characteristics<br />

Getting water to drain quickly can positively affect growing and playing<br />

conditions. Use of TriCure AD can increase the speed of drainage resulting in<br />

faster soil surface dry-down characteristics and a more rapid return to play after<br />

rain or irrigation. TriCure AD works by attaching to soil particles, reducing the<br />

surface tension of water, and attracting a thin film of water close to the particle<br />

surface. This allows optimum moisture retention for plant uptake, whilst<br />

facilitating effective drainage and release of excessive water. See graph right.<br />

Fairy Ring Type<br />

Rate of Heritage® Rate of TriCure AD<br />

Why TriCure AD is the best surfactant tankmix partner for fairy ring control<br />

TriCure AD contains three separate soil surfactant technologies within one<br />

formulation to counteract hydrophobicity on sand, soil and organic matter.<br />

This is important because superficial fairy ring tends to be active in the surface<br />

thatch layer and so having a surfactant technology that counteracts<br />

hydrophobicity in organic matter is essential. Type I and II fairy rings tend to be<br />

active deeper down the soil profile and this may be sand, soil dominated, or in<br />

fact like most golf greens, a mixture of sand, soil and organic matter. In this<br />

scenario, TriCure AD’s three surfactant technologies give unrivalled control<br />

when applied in combination with an approved fairy ring fungicide like<br />

Heritage® . See graph below.<br />

25<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

Pretreated<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />

Day<br />

University of Georgia 2005<br />

Application Notes<br />

TriCure AD<br />

Control<br />

Superficial Fairy Ring<br />

0.5kg / ha<br />

10L / ha<br />

Apply in 600 litres of water and irrigate to remove from the leaf surface<br />

Type I and Type II<br />

Top 5cm of rootzone<br />

0.5kg / ha<br />

10L / ha<br />

Apply in 600 litres of water and irrigate with sufficient water<br />

to wash into the soil profile<br />

Type I and Type II<br />

Deeper than top<br />

5cm of rootzone<br />

0.5kg / ha<br />

20L / ha<br />

Aerate the affected area first, to the depth of the active mycelium.<br />

Apply in 600 litres of water and irrigate with sufficient water<br />

to wash deep into the soil profile.<br />

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TriCure AD<br />

TriCure AD Pellets<br />

MULTI MOLECULAR SOIL SURFACTANT<br />

ACCURATE DOSING THROUGH HOSE END APPLICATORS<br />

TriCure AD Key Points<br />

TriCure AD Pellets Key Points<br />

• Prevents and cures hydrophobic conditions and<br />

Dry-Patch<br />

• Treats all rootzone particles including peat and thatch<br />

• Shows improved soil surface dry-down<br />

characteristics<br />

• Reduces irrigation needed to maintain healthy turf<br />

•<br />

•<br />

Is safe to apply – no need for additional irrigation to prevent scorch<br />

Liquid formulation in 10 or 100 litre containers<br />

Mutli-rate flexibility with safety<br />

TriCure AD is more active, rate for rate, than competitor surfactants due to<br />

• Multi-rate flexibility allows rates to be reduced down to 7L/ha in the<br />

spring and increased in line with temperature and evapotranspiration<br />

in the summer<br />

its multi-molecular chemistry. Competitor products have to be applied at<br />

much higher rates to achieve equivalent results, and many contain only one<br />

surfactant technology and therefore only work well in one given situation. The<br />

Time needed for various wetting agents/<br />

concentrations to fully saturate loose peat<br />

graphs (left) show the effect of reducing the<br />

application rate by a third on the efficacy of<br />

TriCure AD Competitor 1 Competitor 2 TriCure AD Competitor 1 Competitor 2<br />

TriCure AD. TriCure AD shows less reduction<br />

in efficacy compared to two well known<br />

competitors. End user feedback has shown<br />

TriCure AD to be effective down to 7 litres<br />

per hectare, used early in the spring with<br />

application rates increased as temperatures<br />

rise in the summer up to a maximum rate of<br />

20 litres per hectare. TriCure AD will not<br />

scorch the grass plant because it does not<br />

contain any of the commonly used additional<br />

ingredients that are associated with burning<br />

The ‘Tri’ in TriCure<br />

TriCure contains three different surfactant chemistries that treat all types of<br />

rootzone particles, such as soil and sand, as well as organic matter, including<br />

peat and thatch.<br />

This multi-molecular approach provides 3 distinct characteristics, and<br />

advantages over single molecule wetters.<br />

1 Adhesion to various surfaces including plant lignin and cellulose, attracting<br />

water molecules and facilitating water penetration into thatch and soil<br />

organic matter.<br />

2 Better hydration of soil particles along with a reduction in water surface tension.<br />

3 Rapid spreading and downward penetration using non-phytotoxic chemistry.<br />

or phytotoxicity. TriCure AD can be applied in the morning and safely watered-in<br />

in the evening without risk of burning.<br />

TriCure AD application<br />

Commence applications in March to ensure that soil moisture conditions are<br />

optimised before any likelihood of spring drought stress (See Page 40). Apply<br />

to a dry rootzone and wash product off the leaf to maximise efficiency,<br />

though there is no risk of scorch. Apply monthly according to temperature<br />

and stress levels on the plant with the final, lower rate application in<br />

September. TriCure AD is broken down naturally in the soil by microbial<br />

activity and therefore no residual activity will persist into the winter.<br />

T I M E I N S E C O N D S<br />

Product Name<br />

TriCure AD<br />

Application<br />

Usage<br />

Early Season<br />

Temperatures < 20 °C<br />

Temperatures >20 °C<br />

Temperatures >25 °C<br />

Curative Severe<br />

Dry Patch<br />

M I N U T E S<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

7 L / Ha<br />

10 L / Ha<br />

14 L / Ha<br />

20 L / Ha<br />

20 L / Ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

600 – 800L / Ha<br />

600 – 800L / Ha<br />

600 – 800L / Ha<br />

600 – 800L / Ha<br />

600 – 800L / Ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Wash product off leaf<br />

before next cut<br />

Wash product off leaf<br />

before next cut<br />

Wash product off leaf<br />

before next cut<br />

Wash product off leaf<br />

before next cut<br />

Wash product off leaf<br />

before next cut<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

10L & 100L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

30# Mesh<br />

TriCure AD Pellets are a fast, safe and convenient method of applying TriCure<br />

wetter through hose-end applicators (available from <strong>Headland</strong>). The pellets<br />

are designed to dissolve quickly in order to provide an accurate dose<br />

sufficient to effectively treat and prevent hydrophobic soils.<br />

Each pellet consists of 75% TriCure AD and can be used as either a stand alone<br />

treatment or as a supplement to regular water management programmes.<br />

Many alternative pellets take a long time to dissolve - resulting in low rates of<br />

wetter being actually applied.<br />

TriCure AD and TriCure AD Pellets are non-phytotoxic and will not burn or<br />

discolour turf.<br />

PELLET APPLICATION RATE<br />

TriCure Granular is easy to spread on bunker edges, slopes, or anywhere with<br />

difficult access for a spray rig. Containing the same active ingredient as in liquid<br />

TriCure AD, use of TriCure Granular is an effective alternative to spraying.<br />

TriCure Granular utilises DG-Lite, dispersible granule technology as a carrier to<br />

quickly release the chemistry with no residue left after normal irrigation.<br />

Like Tricure AD, TriCure Granular does not contain any of the commonly used<br />

additional ingredients that are associated with burning or phytotoxicity.<br />

TriCure Granular can be applied in the morning and safely watered-in in the<br />

evening without risk of burning.<br />

Lighy<br />

TriCure Granular<br />

• 75% active ingredient – TriCure AD<br />

• Apply curative level of TriCure AD to drought stressed turf<br />

• Cost effective and easy to apply<br />

• Non phytotoxic<br />

Application<br />

The rate at which TriCure AD Pellets dissolve is determined by (1) Water<br />

Pressure (2) Flow Rate and (3) Water Temperature.<br />

To ensure correct dosage, carry out a calibration by recording the time taken<br />

for one pellet to fully dissolve.<br />

Use the table below to determine the correct dosage per 100 m 2<br />

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Use<br />

Time taken for 1 pellet to<br />

dissolve fully<br />

6 minutes<br />

8 minutes<br />

10 minutes<br />

Product Name<br />

Application<br />

Usage<br />

Curative<br />

3 monthly Rate<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

Even water<br />

distribution<br />

with TriCure AD<br />

To give FULL RATE appication* (10 Litres/ha) APPLY FOR<br />

3 minutes 20 seconds<br />

4 minutes 27 seconds<br />

5 minutes 33 seconds<br />

Non-uniform<br />

water distribution<br />

(competitor)<br />

Application Times per 100m 2<br />

TriCure Granular Key Points<br />

TriCure Granular<br />

EASY APPLICATION IN HARD TO ACCESS AREAS<br />

• Easy to apply through a drop or rotary spreader<br />

• Ideal for areas that are difficult to spray such as bunker banks, tees and<br />

contoured areas of greens<br />

• Low application rate<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

12 g/m 2 Wash product off leaf before<br />

next cut<br />

24 g/m 2<br />

• DG-Lite granule technology ensures fast solubilisation with no pick-up<br />

Wash product off leaf before<br />

next cut<br />

To give LOW RATE appication* (10 Litres/ha) APPLY FOR<br />

1 minute 40 seconds<br />

2 minutes 13 seconds<br />

2 minutes 47 seconds<br />

Pack Size<br />

18kg<br />

18kg<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per Hectare)<br />

1 pack treats 1500m 2<br />

1 pack treats 750m 2


XL Fairway – Soil penetrant and bioactive seaweed formulation<br />

FOR USE IN ALL COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

XL Fairway Key Points<br />

• Cost effective, penetrant wetter for large areas<br />

• Ideal to aid moisture penetration into dry and<br />

compacted soils<br />

• Added bioactive seaweed provides growth stimulants<br />

• Short term dew dispersal effect<br />

Increased water penetration<br />

The organosiloxane soil surfactants used in XL Fairway have excellent penetrant<br />

capabilities, helping moisture to move into the soil profile, optimising the use<br />

of applied irrigation and preventing loss through run-off. Field trials have also<br />

shown that application of XL Fairway provides a short-term dew dispersal<br />

effect, thereby minimising disease potential and providing a drier cut.<br />

Bioactive Seaweed<br />

XL Fairway also features a highly active seaweed extract, rich in gibberellic<br />

acid, to aid plant growth processes and reduce stress. Field trials have shown<br />

that application of XL Fairway results in a more consistent and even turf cover<br />

as hydrophobic ‘hot spots’ are dissipated by the penetrating action of the soil<br />

surfactant and the ingression of moisture.<br />

Tank Mixing<br />

XL Fairway is suitable for application with other tank mix components designed<br />

to act in the soil but should not be mixed with foliar absorbed materials due to<br />

placement incompatibility. XL Fairway is designed to act in the soil, not on the leaf.<br />

SECTION FIVE Adjuvants and Spray Aids<br />

Super Signal Blue<br />

Intake<br />

Runway<br />

Incide Out<br />

Guard Pro<br />

Foamfree<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

XL Fairway<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

10L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

200 - 450L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

10L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Transport Ultra<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Lighy<br />

XL Fairway<br />

Speed - Soil penetrant<br />

FOR USE IN ALL COARSE TURF SITUATIONS INCLUDING GOLF TEES, FAIRWAYS, SPORTS PITCHES AND RACECOURSES<br />

Speed Key Points<br />

• Cost effective water penetration into dry soils<br />

• Minimises pick-up of top dressing<br />

• Safe, non-scorch formulation<br />

• Registered as an adjuvant (0710) suitable for mixing with soil<br />

acting insecticides to improve efficacy.<br />

Speed is a highly active soil surfactant that has been specially<br />

formulated to increase the penetration of water into the<br />

soil profile.The powerful formulation of Speed is designed<br />

for use at very low application rates and is ideal for costeffective<br />

re-wetting of dry areas without risk of scorch.<br />

During wet periods, speed can be utilised to aid removal<br />

of excess water from turf surfaces.<br />

Use when top dressing to minimise sand pick-up<br />

Speed can be used after top dressing to minimise pick-up. After the top dressing<br />

has been brushed or drag-matted in, 2 or 3 passes should be made with the<br />

sprinkler heads to wet up the sand on the surface of the turf. Finally, applying<br />

Speed at this point will minimise pickup on machinery and shoes.<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Speed<br />

Application<br />

Usage<br />

Soil Penetrant<br />

Application<br />

Rate<br />

1 – 1.5L/ha<br />

Water Volume<br />

300 - 600L/ha<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

Not required<br />

Pack Size<br />

3.785L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

After Topdressing<br />

1.5L/ha<br />

600L/Ha Minimum<br />

Prior to application<br />

3.785L<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Usage Period<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Lighy<br />

Speed<br />

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ADJ:0710. Speed is a trademark of Precision Laboratories Inc.


Super Signal Blue<br />

SUPER SIGNAL BLUE IS A NON-TOXIC, SUPER CONCENTRATED, SPRAY PATTERN INDICATOR<br />

Incide-Out<br />

A POWERFUL, LIQUID SPRAY TANK CLEANER FORMULATED TO REMOVE PESTICIDE RESIDUES TO THE RINSE WATER FOR<br />

COMPLETE PURGING<br />

Super Signal Blue Key Points<br />

Super Signal Blue eliminates waste due to spray overlap and<br />

indicates drift and potential nozzle blocking, a key function<br />

Incide-Out is a powerful liquid spray tank cleaner formulated to emulsify and<br />

bond pesticide residues to the spray tank rinse water and therefore facilitate<br />

Incide-Out Key Points<br />

• Super concentrated spray pattern indicator<br />

• Provides excellent indicator properties at very low inclusion rates<br />

• Typically used from 100ml – 250ml per 100L of spray solution<br />

• Non-toxic, degraded by ultra-violet light<br />

Super Signal Blue Pack size 9.46L<br />

Signal Green is also available in 3.785L<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

Super<br />

Signal Blue<br />

Area of Use<br />

Fine Turf<br />

Course Turf<br />

Application Rate<br />

100 - 250ml per<br />

100L of spray solution<br />

with the increasing use of shrouded booms. Super Signal<br />

dissipates with sunlight or moisture and will not permanently<br />

stain vegetation, soil or human skin.<br />

Super concentrated formula – Low inclusion rate<br />

Super Signal Blue is an extremely concentrated spray pattern<br />

indicator. During the product assessment period, field trials<br />

showed that the inclusion rate can be significantly reduced<br />

when compared with many competitor indicators.<br />

For the first usage, <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity suggest using Super<br />

Signal Blue at the same inclusion rate as your normal pattern indicator to<br />

gauge just how concentrated the formulation actually is. Rate adjustment can<br />

then be made to achieve the required depth of colour.<br />

complete cleaning of the tank.<br />

Incide-Out is specially formulated for low water volume clean out<br />

operations. The product has superior cleaning capabilities because it<br />

contains detergents and anti-redeposition aids that hold residues in solution<br />

for thorough rinsing.<br />

The unique formulation of Incide-Out raises the rinse water to roughly pH 12<br />

at 0.5% v/v, (much higher than ammonia based cleaners) and this facilitates<br />

more efficient cleaning by accelerating the break down of spray tank residues.<br />

Incide-Out is suitable for use with all types of powered pedestrian sprayers.<br />

• Won't block filters and nozzles like dry tank cleaners<br />

• High pH neutralizes organic acids<br />

• Can be disposed of with normal rinsate solution<br />

• Contains corrosion inhibitors to protect equipment<br />

• Low usage rates Pack size 3.785L<br />

Product<br />

Inclusion rate<br />

Rate per 100L rinse water<br />

Lighy<br />

Incide-Out<br />

0.25%<br />

250ml<br />

Guard Pro<br />

Intake<br />

SPRAY DRIFT REDUCER AND WATERPROOFER<br />

SPRAY PENETRANT AND ACIDIFIER<br />

Guard Pro Key Points<br />

Intake Key Points<br />

Based on Propionic acid, Intake is a powerful<br />

penetrant designed to enhance pesticide performance<br />

• Drastically reduces spray drift<br />

• Renders sprays rainfast within 1 hour<br />

• Helps pesticide penetration during cold weather<br />

• Penetrates waxy leaf surfaces and difficult to control weeds<br />

• Acidifies spray solutions to make them more effective<br />

Pack Size: 2.5L ADJ. No 0074<br />

Runway<br />

under difficult conditions.<br />

FAST-DISSIPATING, FOAM BOUT MARKER SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR USE IN AMENITY SITUATIONS<br />

It is also widely used to acidify (lower pH) spray<br />

solutions where alkaline water can cause tank mix<br />

problems.<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

Super Signal<br />

Blue<br />

Incide Out<br />

Runway<br />

Intake<br />

Use(s)<br />

Spray Pattern<br />

indicator<br />

Spray Tank<br />

Cleaner<br />

Bout foam<br />

marker<br />

Spray water<br />

acidification<br />

Areas of<br />

Use<br />

Turf, Lawns,<br />

Industrial sites<br />

All sprayers<br />

including hand<br />

held equipment<br />

Turf,<br />

Lawns<br />

With all pesticides<br />

where spray water<br />

is alkaline<br />

Rate per 100<br />

litres of spray<br />

100 -250 ml<br />

250 ml per 100<br />

litres of rinse<br />

water<br />

12ml per litre<br />

500 ml<br />

Rate per 20<br />

litre knapsack<br />

sprayer<br />

20- 50 ml<br />

50 ml per<br />

20 litres of<br />

rinse water<br />

N/A<br />

100ml<br />

• Sticks applied products to leaves to ensure better uptake<br />

Pack Size: 2.5L ADJ. No 0423<br />

Guard Pro can be added to sprays to drastically reduce drift, to make sprays<br />

rainfast and to enhance the effect of applied products. It is especially useful<br />

near water or trees and shrubs, where chemical drift could be harmful to<br />

humans or wildlife.<br />

FoamFree<br />

LIQUID DEFOAMER<br />

Runway Key Points<br />

• Specially formulated for use in amenity applications<br />

• High visibility foam for 20 minutes<br />

• Safe on sensitive grasses, will not discolour turf<br />

• Non-corrosive, non-flammable, non-staining<br />

Pack size 0.946L<br />

Runway produces a visible indication (by way of foam blobs) of treated areas,<br />

important to help avoid spray overlap and possible turf damage. For use<br />

through foam bout marker equipment.<br />

Product<br />

Lighy<br />

Runway<br />

Inclusion rate<br />

1.20%<br />

Rate per litre of water<br />

12ml<br />

SIGNAL, RUNWAY and INCIDE-OUT are trademarks of<br />

Precision Laboratories, Inc.<br />

Foamfree<br />

Guard Pro<br />

Transport<br />

Ultra<br />

Prevent or<br />

eliminate<br />

foaming in tank<br />

Spray drift<br />

reduction<br />

Waterproofing<br />

Pesticide<br />

enhancement<br />

Spray<br />

conditioner<br />

ties up<br />

unwanted<br />

hard water ions<br />

in spray water<br />

All areas and<br />

uses<br />

All areas and<br />

uses<br />

All areas and<br />

uses<br />

15-30 ml<br />

100 ml<br />

250-500ml<br />

3-6ml<br />

20 ml<br />

50-100 ml<br />

FoamFree Key Points<br />

• Liquid formulation prevents and removes foam in seconds<br />

• Available in 1L, ready to use, trigger packs<br />

• Use as a preventative or to cure existing foaming problems<br />

Foamfree is a liquid defoamer, active against foam produced when mixing<br />

many amenity chemicals. It is non toxic, easy to apply and can be used to<br />

prevent or cure foaming problems.<br />

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Transport Ultra<br />

TRANSPORT ULTRA IS NEW CLASS OF WATER CONDITIONER FEATURING A NON-IONIC SURFACTANT,WATER- CONDITIONING AGENTS<br />

AND AMMONIUM IONS IN A CONVENIENT PREMIX FORMULATION<br />

Traditional spray tank acidifiers merely reduce spray<br />

tank pH by adding hydrogen ions to the spray<br />

solution, however this has no effect on the hardness<br />

of the water. Transport Ultra reduces both spray<br />

tank water pH and hardness, providing significant<br />

benefits over traditional acidifiers. To understand<br />

these, it is first necessary to understand what is<br />

meant by ‘water hardness’.<br />

About Water Hardness<br />

Water Hardness is a method of classifying water in terms of its calcium and<br />

magnesium content and is expressed as an equivalent of calcium carbonate.<br />

Soft water contains low levels of calcium and magnesium, whereas hard water<br />

contains higher levels, as well as typically - bicarbonate.<br />

Calcium, magnesium and bicarbonate ions are known to react in the spray<br />

tank solution with many pesticide active ingredients, making them less available,<br />

by a process known as alkaline hydrolysis. Transport Ultra sequesters (locks up)<br />

calcium, magnesium and bicarbonate ions, preventing them from reacting<br />

with the pesticide added to the spray tank. In addition, Transport Ultra<br />

‘protonates’ (imparts a positive charge) to the materials added to the tank,<br />

making them more available to the grass plant, resulting in faster uptake and<br />

translocation. The difference between the mode of action of Transport Ultra<br />

and a traditional spray tank acidifier (based on Propionic acid) is shown below<br />

in actual analysis results of a hard water sample.<br />

Usage Notes<br />

In order to increase the efficacy of a spray application, Transport Ultra should<br />

always be added to the spray tank first before the active ingredient(s). If a<br />

water sample has not been taken prior to the application to determine the<br />

effective dosage rate of Transport Ultra, <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity suggest using a<br />

0.25% dilution in relation to the spray volume.<br />

Classification Soft<br />

Hard<br />

Very Hard<br />

Lighy<br />

300ppm<br />

SECTION SIX Soil and Lake treatments<br />

Axis<br />

Jet Black<br />

Greens Grade Gypsum<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Sulphur<br />

Sample<br />

Lighy<br />

Untreated<br />

Hard water<br />

With Propionic acid<br />

@ 0.1%<br />

With Transport Ultra<br />

@ 0.25%<br />

%<br />

Improvement<br />

Bicarbonate (ppm)<br />

288<br />

286<br />

45<br />

84%<br />

Magnesium (ppm)<br />

7<br />

6<br />

2<br />

71%<br />

Calcium (ppm)<br />

103<br />

101<br />

41<br />

60%<br />

Hardness (ppm)<br />

285<br />

276<br />

110<br />

61%<br />

pH<br />

8.1<br />

6<br />

2.8<br />

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Axis®<br />

Greens-Grade Gypsum<br />

AXIS IS A GRANULAR SOIL AMENDMENT PRODUCT THAT INTRODUCES NON-COMPACTING PORE SPACE INTO PROBLEM ROOTZONES<br />

MINI-GRANULAR CALCIUM SULPHATE FOR APPLICATION TO GREENS, TEES AND FAIRWAYS<br />

Axis Key Points<br />

• Lightweight, porous granule to help improve problem soils<br />

• Increases the oxygen holding capacity of soils<br />

• Helps improve drainage and permeability<br />

• Helps reduce compaction<br />

• Balances air and water in the rootzone, encouraging rooting<br />

• Can increase water and nutrient availability in sandy soils<br />

Pack Size: 11.34kg bags<br />

The product is calcined (heated to around 1800°C) to create a stable and<br />

durable particle that is resistant to breakdown. Its internal pore structure helps<br />

overcome problems such as compaction and black layer by introducing air<br />

filled porosity (oxygen) into the rootzone. In poorly draining soils, Axis helps to<br />

increase percolation rates, moving water through the soil profile. On free<br />

draining soils with low CEC, Axis acts to retain water and nutrients to promote<br />

continued growth in adverse conditions.<br />

Once applied, Axis becomes a permanent part of the rootzone. Use AXIS:<br />

• On compacted soils with poor oxygen content<br />

• Badly draining soils<br />

• Soils that have black layer or anaerobic conditions<br />

• Sandy soils that dry out too rapidly.<br />

• Areas of high traffic and wear.<br />

• Turf areas with poor root structure and development.<br />

• As a surface dressing to discourage moss and algae colonization<br />

Jet Black EZ Solupack<br />

NATURAL EFFECT LAKE DYE<br />

Jet Black Key Points<br />

• Black, reflective colour.<br />

• Helps combat algae and submerged weeds<br />

• Unique packaging that eliminates the risk of staining during handling<br />

• Non-toxic<br />

Jet Black<br />

Lighy<br />

1 Sachet<br />

6 Sachets<br />

Litres of<br />

water treated<br />

1,233,000<br />

7,400,000<br />

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Gallons of<br />

water treated<br />

272,000<br />

1,633,000<br />

cubic metres of<br />

water treated<br />

1,233<br />

7,400<br />

High volume - low weight<br />

The beneficial effects of soil amendments depend on the actual amount (or<br />

volume) of product applied, rather than on the weight. Axis is extremely light,<br />

so a bag of Axis contains significantly more product than the same<br />

weight of other types of amendment.<br />

Application<br />

Apply after aeration, combined with the topdressing material or in a<br />

‘Drill and Fill’operation. For best results, use 14-20 bags (eg: after coring)<br />

or up to 40 bags (e.g after verti-draining) per 500m 2 .<br />

Apply Axis after aeration, in isolation or mixed 50/50 with a suitable top<br />

dressing. Drag mat or brush into holes and water-in.<br />

Axis can also be used<br />

(1) In renovation where it can be rotovated into the top 150 mm of root<br />

zone before re-turfing or seeding.<br />

(2) Premixed into rootzone used in construction.<br />

Please contact <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity for detailed rate and application.<br />

Comparison of<br />

the volume of a<br />

11.34kg bag of<br />

Axis - with the<br />

same weight<br />

of other<br />

amendments<br />

Axis granules contain a naturally occurring mineral containing thousands of microscopic<br />

diatoms; hard, sponge-like structures which add porosity and impart other benefits to the soil.<br />

Jet Black EZ Solupak is a blend of environmentally friendly, non-toxic, watersoluble<br />

black dyes formulated to reduce sunlight penetration. Use can help to control algae<br />

and submerged weeds by blocking light and thus reducing photosynthesis.<br />

Jet Black imparts a natural black colour when applied to any water feature. The<br />

Jet Black EZ SoluPaks are protected by a unique, waterproof, foil lined overpack<br />

to prevent accidental staining when handling.<br />

Application<br />

Jet Black is packed in cartons containing 6 x 148gm EZ Solupak sachets. Each<br />

carton will treat 7400m 3 of water in total. Water temperature and convection<br />

will influence dissolution and dispersion of Jet Black. High levels of chlorine in<br />

the water may reduce the longevity of Jet Black.<br />

Greens-Grade Gypsum is a minigranular<br />

form of calcium sulphate with an average<br />

granule size of 1mm and is suitable for<br />

application to greens, tees and fairway<br />

areas. Greens-Grade Gypsum is suitable<br />

for use in high salt situations where<br />

excesses of sodium are present in the<br />

rootzone and the calcium contained in<br />

Greens - Grade Gypsum is required to<br />

replace sodium in the soil profile.<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

Greens-Grade Gypsum<br />

Soil pH Reduction<br />

Following application, <strong>Headland</strong> sulphur is converted by the activity of a specific<br />

microbial species – Thiobacillus, to form sulphuric acid as an intermediary step<br />

and this then dissociates (splits) into hydrogen and sulphate ions.<br />

The formation of hydrogen ions is the mechanism behind reducing the soil<br />

pH when applying sulphur, not the sulphur itself. The reliance on microbial<br />

activity means applications of sulphur applied in the winter will not achieve<br />

soil acidification till later in the spring.<br />

Product Name<br />

Lighy<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Sulphur<br />

Usage Period<br />

Lighy<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Sulphur<br />

Granule Size<br />

Mini<br />

Application Type<br />

Soil Drench<br />

Application type<br />

Heavy<br />

Normal<br />

Light<br />

Application Rate<br />

70 - 140L/ha<br />

Greens-Grade Gypsum Key Points<br />

• Mini-granular Gypsum for application to all turf areas<br />

• Free-flowing - easy to apply, no bridging in rotary spreaders<br />

• Rapid particle breakdown<br />

• Designed to de-flocculate high sodium content soils and facilitate<br />

efficient drainage<br />

• Contains 28.0% Calcium and 22.0% Sulphur<br />

• Can increase water and nutrient availability in sandy soils<br />

• Application of Greens Grade Gypsum will not increase or decrease soil pH<br />

• Ideal for use where a calcium input is required without changing the soil pH<br />

• Free-flowing, easy to apply, no bridging in rotary spreaders<br />

Pack Size: 25kg bags.<br />

Application rate<br />

(g/m 2 )<br />

50<br />

35<br />

25<br />

Bag Size<br />

(kg)<br />

25<br />

Bag Coverage<br />

(Per ha)<br />

Xtend, Turfcomplex, C-Complex, and Turfite are trademarks of <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity Ltd. <strong>Headland</strong> Guard Pro, Greentec, Relay, Seamac, Intake and Vertex are registered trademarks<br />

of <strong>Headland</strong> Agrochemicals Ltd. Multigreen is a registered trademark of Haifa Chemicals Ltd. Uflexx is a registered trademark of Agrotain International. N-Sure and Trisert are<br />

trademarks of Tessenderlo Kerley Inc. Solufeed is a registered trademark of Solufeed Ltd. TriCure and DewCure are trademarks of Mitchell Products. Signal, Incide-Out, Runway,<br />

Transport, Speed and Jet Black are trademarks of Precision Laboratories Inc. Blaster and Cabadex are registered trademarks of Dow Agrosciences LLC. Cyren and Glyphos are<br />

registered trademarks of Cheminova A/S. Throttle is a registered trademark of Makhteshim Agan (UK) Ltd. Relay Turf contains Mecoprop-P, MCPA and Dicamba. Blaster contains<br />

Clopyralid and Triclopyr. Cabadex contains Fluroxypyr and Florasulam. Natural Weed Spray No 1 contains Acetic Acid. Cyren contains Chlorpyrifos. Dakar Pro contains Glyphosate.<br />

Greentec Mosskiller contains Ferrous Sulphate. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL. USE PESTICIDES SAFELY. © Copyright <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity Ltd <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

20<br />

14<br />

10<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Sulphur<br />

CONCENTRATED, ELEMENTAL SULPHUR, FOR SOIL ACIDIFICATION<br />

Water Volume<br />

600 - 1000L/ha<br />

<strong>Headland</strong> Sulphur Key Points<br />

• 800 g/l liquid sulphur formulation<br />

• Small particle means enhanced turf safety<br />

at recommended rates<br />

• For use as a soil acidifier Pack size: 10 litre<br />

Supplementary<br />

Irrigation<br />

10 minutes (min) to<br />

move product off<br />

leaf into rootzone<br />

Pack<br />

Size<br />

10L<br />

Filter<br />

Recommendation<br />

30# Mesh<br />

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec<br />

Applications may be repeated up to 3 times a year, however <strong>Headland</strong> Amenity suggests not exceeding 280 litres / hectare in any one year.<br />

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Mark De Ath Operations Director<br />

Telephone: 07774 263557<br />

mark.de_ath@headlandamenity.com<br />

Andy Russell Sales & Marketing Director<br />

Telephone: 07767 203065<br />

andy.russell@headlandamenity.com<br />

Mark Hunt Technical Director<br />

Telephone: 07798 501109<br />

mark.hunt@headlandamenity.com<br />

Scott Hutchings Sales Office Manager<br />

Telephone: 01223 597834<br />

scott.hutchings@headlandamenity.com<br />

Iain Richardson Business Development Manager<br />

Telephone: 07827 296565<br />

iain.richardson@headlandamenity.com<br />

Adrian Masters Regional Manager (South West)<br />

Telephone: 07788 974747<br />

adrian.masters@headlandamenity.com<br />

Claire Kilmurray Regional Manager (East)<br />

Telephone: 07747 775842<br />

claire.kilmurray@headlandamenity.com<br />

Darren Hatcher Regional Manager (South)<br />

Telephone: 07748 117907<br />

darren.hatcher@headlandamenity.com<br />

Nia Lisseter Technical Support Manager<br />

Telephone: 07747 686526<br />

nia.lisseter@headlandamenity.com<br />

1010 Cambourne Business Park, Cambourne, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom, CB23 6DP<br />

Telephone: 01223 597834 (international +44 1223 597834)<br />

Fax: 01223 598052 (international +44 1223 598052)<br />

E-mail: info@headlandamenity.com Web: www.headlandamenity.com

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