ANNUAL EQUIPMENT & PRODUCT BUYER’S GUIDE NEW FOR 2016


AERATORS


Brouwer Kesmac NEW Brouwer Aerator •


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Punctures surface to root level while maintaining ability to harvest or use turf immediately


Allows water, air, fertilizer and chemicals to penetrate turf for more efficient use of fertilizer and pesticides


• Follows ground contours • Special spikes for golf courses • Heavy duty frame • Depth Control • Single lift cylinder for easy transport • Simple and durable design • Only a mid-size tractor required • 6 inch teeth spacing for aeration • Can be used multiple times each year • Available in 8-ft. and 12-ft. models


FERTILIZERS


Redox Chemicals, LLC Rootex Flowable Rootex Flowable is a reacted plant nutrient high in phosphorus that stimulates root growth due to the phosphorus and L-amino acid content. Rootex Flowable is second to none in growing roots for both warm-season and cool-season varieties of sod. Key benefits: • Optimum root growth stimulation • Efficient P nutrition due to resistance to tie-up • Excellent environmental impact profile


Redox Chemicals, LLC


diKaP Flowable diKaP Flowable is a reacted plant nutrient product high in Potassium and Phosphate that is unique in its ability to promote phenol compounds (anti-oxidants). By increasing the antioxidants in the plant, it neutralizes the negative effects of oxygen-free radicals. This leads to a more robust and healthier turf that is less susceptible to disease and pest pressure. Key benefits: • Reduced oxidative stress, particularly in extreme temperatures and water related stress • Highly efficient Potassium and Phosphate nutrition • Compliments conventional integrated pest management strategies


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TPI TURF NEWS • NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015


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