£5M grass pitch improvement fund; Sustainability in training; Controlling weeds

CONTROLLING WEEDS
Flourishing in the warm weather
by TurfPro Editor, Laurence Gale MSC, MBPR

Weeds can be prolific and cause damage to infrastructures, especially when they are not managed.

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SUSTAINABILITY FOCUS

SUSTAINABILITY IN THE TRAINING SECTOR
Grasping the challenge of encouraging more sustainable practice

In our first WEB ONLY story, I focus on LANTRA, an important organisation in terms of education and training.

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RECORD BREAKING ATTENDANCE
At countryside event

Machinery exhibitors give good feedback at event that welcomed a record number of visitors.

Boss ORV's Phil Everett with TurfPro's Duncan Murray-Clarke

CONSISTENT QUALITY PRAISED
At Came Down Golf Club

Head greenkeeper says they have been using a nutritional programme on their greens for over 30 years that continues to give growth, colour and plant health.

DEALER DELIVERS GPS SPRAYER FIRST
Satellite guidance

Local dealer supplies the state-of-the-art unit, which is the first of its kind to be installed in the region.

Head greenkeeper, Dan Kendle with Masons Kings' David Barnes and Elliot Prior

MULTI-FACETED APPROACH REQUIRED
To maintain neighbouring courses

Course manager says maintaining the two historic - but very different - courses requires a strategic and dynamic greenkeeping approach.

Newmachar course manager, Christopher Lamb, and his greenkeeping team with their new machinery fleet

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