After a challenging summer, your cool-season turfgrass may require a fertility boost in the fall. But it is important to differentiate late-season fertilization from winter or dormant fertilization. ...
Starting a lawn care business comes with challenges, but with the right support, products, and technology, it can also be a deeply rewarding venture. Chris Griffin, owner of CG Turfcare, shared his journey of growth with the help of Spraye CRM and Harrell's. Below, we...
Wetting agents play a crucial role in managing soil conditions and addressing issues like water repellency, uneven water distribution, and slow infiltration rates. By improving these factors, turf managers can optimize water usage, promote healthier plants, and enhance the overall appearance of lawns and playing...
Summer is tough on turf. With increased heat, higher moisture levels, and changing maintenance routines, lawns become more susceptible to diseases. Of course, more diseased lawns means more customer unhappiness and more cancels. Identifying common lawn diseases, recognizing their symptoms, and learning how to treat...
