Latest technical updates from the team at Agrovista Amenity
Autumn is often referred to as the ‘season of mists and mellow fruitfulness’ and each year it can bring back the problems caused by fungi on turf.
This spring we learnt of the loss to the Amenity market of the insecticide chlorpyrifos, currently used to prevent damage to turf on sports and recreational turf.
A wind of change is on the way towards the end of this year, for those who apply professional plant protection products (PPP’s) approved by the government.
Rosate Green is one of a new generation of glyphosate formulations exhibiting high levels of safety to humans and animals and to the environment.
This article explores the life cycle and potential control methods of Chafer grubs, the larvae of the chafer beetle, which are a fairly common pest of turf in Britain.
The role of plant nutrition is increasing in importance as we strive to improve the quality of playing surfaces. This booklet takes an in-depth look at the basics and more.
To plan accurate turf fertiliser input it is important to know how much actual nutrient is being applied in any given treatment.
Lichens grow on a variety of plants and hard surfaces and sometimes need to be controlled or removed by those managing amenity areas.
Liverworts will grow in containers and on the surface of flower borders and rockeries where they are usually associated with compacted soil or poor drainage.
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