Today’s managers of fine turf are presented with many challenges when it comes to producing and maintaining top class golf greens all year round. These challenges can present themselves in varying forms at different times of year and will include both biotic and abiotic factors. These factors place significant stresses and strains on the health of all individual turf grass species managed at each site.
For over a decade we have introduced Consolidate to turf managers responsible for maintaining elite putting surfaces at golf clubs throughout the United Kingdom and Europe. Whether the site is a traditional links, moorland, parkland or is heathland in its nature, Consolidate Turf offers a completely new “tool box” when it comes to turfgrass nutrition.
Most turf managers would agree that maintaining grasses growing at 90-100% of their growth potential on golf greens would be a very negative practice. Yet conventional forms of nitrogen are susceptible to creating these exact types of growth responses depending on the rates of nitrogen applied and the weather conditions at the time of application.
We specialise in a liquid form of N which stimulates a significantly different and reduced type of grass growth whilst maintaining plant health. The massive benefits from such an approach are extensive.
Our products are incredibly versatile and can be tank mixed with many other products. Whilst some Consolidate Turf users have only used Consolidate as their nitrogen source for many years, an equal number of other users have substituted their conventional source of nitrogen for Consolidate with great success as a part of their annual nutritional plan.
Maintaining healthy turf with minimal growth is the key to maintaining quality greens and can greatly reduce the need for expensive and disruptive renovation programmes, whilst massively cutting down the need to use a majority of troubleshooting products which so many companies are so keen to make money from.
If you would like to try some Consolidate on your golf greens or would like to find out more information about Consolidate please use the Contact Us page and we will be at your service.
