Paul successfully competed on the P.G.A European tour for 8 years, representing Wales on two occasions, in 1995 and 1996 at St Andrews in the Dunhill cup.
Soil-Improver
Poor quality soil in a lawn needs to be improved in order to achieve the highest results from any other lawn treatment applications.
Commercially, soil testing is very common. The only method that the majority of golf courses and sports grounds use to identify the soil quality, is with quality testing. The majority of turf growers also use the services of a testing authority.
In many cases, the introduction of seaweed based products or organic compound is required to improve soil quality. Many lawn companies assume that the solution is to apply more fertiliser, and fail to consider the fact that soil treatment is equally as important as any fertilising programme.
A single application of liquid soil-improver provides a slow-acting, long-lasting plant food, which is broken down over a period of months by the soil bacteria, providing a health benefit to all your lawns.
The application will then build up the structure of the soil, stimulating microbial activity and providing a range of micronutrients as well as vitamins and alginates.
The Key Benefits of Soil-Improvers
- Cost effective applications.
- Highly reactive organic matter.
- Stimulates soil microbial activity.
- Reduces thatch.
- Unlocks stable organic matter.
- Increases CEC and water retention.
- Increases the available nutrient pool in the soil.
- Gives balanced and durable growth in the turf.
