ANNUAL EQUIPMENT & PRODUCT BUYER'S GUIDE
BIOSTIMULANTS/SOIL AMENDMENTS Aqua-Yield Crop Improvement Products Aqua-Yield technology represents an exciting innovation in horticultural and agricultural technology. The technology delivers nutrition and crop protection products directly into the plant cell in a truly unique fashion. Although the technology is new, excellent results have already been demonstrated in turfgrass production. As Aqua-Yield moves forward, this technology will be utilized to improve production and protection of a wide variety of crops. Because Aqua-Yield delivers fertilizer and other crop products more efficiently, the end user gets better results with less input. For more information, visit
www.aquayield.com.
Lebanon Turf Products ROOTS The ROOTS brand of biologically enhanced nutrients merge nature and technology to offer leading-edge solutions for turf and plant care. ROOTS products provide an all-in-one nutrient delivery system that feeds the plant while enhancing the biological life of the soil and plant ecosystem. Turf professionals, landscapers, growers, arborists, and nurseries trust ROOTS to provide consistent color response, improved turf density and enhanced root mass. ROOTS feature mycorrhizal fungi and naturally-occurring beneficial bacteria to put back into the soil what man- made processes have removed. For more information, visit www. lebturf com.
TerraMax Inc. TAZO®
The TAZO® Stabilized Azospirillum Bacteria Stabilized Azospirillum Bacteria have three major functions for turf producers. First, the bacteria
increase root growth substantially (a 60 to 105 percent increase, according to University of Nebraska studies). Second, these bacteria aid in "fixing nitrogen" (converting N from the air to a useable plant form of N) for non- legume plants like turf. Third, the TAZO-ST seed treatment increases the uniformity and vigor of seedling emergence. These three properties help the plants stay healthy under various stresses, shorten turf production time, produce less waste in the field, and reduce nitrogen costs per crop. TAZO®
is supplied in a liquid for spraying on existing fields and seed beds. A dry or liquid seed treatment also is
available. These bacteria have a viable shelf-life of 18 months without refrigeration. TerraMax conducts Microbial research that helps “Maximize the Earth’s Potential” for turf production, installation, and maintenance. For more information, visit
www.terramaxturf.com.
BUSINESS SERVICES
Cameron Financial Equipment Leasing & Financing Specialists “We’ve got your equipment needs covered,” states Cameron Financial. Since its inception in 1992, the company has arranged leasing and financing solutions for customers in need of equipment throughout the United States. “Our experience extends to helping in all types of agricultural commodities, including the sod industry. When you work with us, you gain access to unique financing experience that’s different from the rest,” Cameron Financial states. Visit
www.cameronleasing.com for more information.
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