Category: Light

Impact of Primo Max II compared to untreated turf

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See the Light for Early Season Actions

  Utilising growth potential in low light and scheduling Primo Maxx II applications              

It's sunny, it's hot, no one is denying that. But while it feels good to relax and enjoy better conditions here are a few thoughts to remember.

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Relax in the sun, but don’t forget turf light stress (and sun cream)

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Winter solstice – impact on DLI

Greencast Advisory - Turf Grass Blog

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When will we see the light?

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The days are getting longer

Fungicide

ICL Offer – Ryder to go in the tank with your fungicide

ICL are currently doing a great offer on Ryder to go in the tank with our fungicide applications that’s well worth taking a look at. On the back of this leaflet you’ll see some data from a trial we did at the Irish Sports Turf Institute in 2018. In this trial we did some work…

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Finland Light

I was fortunate enough last week to be invited out to Helsinki in Finland to talk to a group of course managers. It was brilliant to go and visit a different area with some different challenges. They’ve been having a very different year to normal with very mild temperatures and more rainfall (sound familiar?). Helsinki…

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Photosynthesis, Light Units and Turf Growth

Light is a key component of Photosynthesis – put simply no light, no photosynthesis. During the winter months with shorter days, even though we have temperatures suitable for growth, it’s very likely we’ll go through periods when light is the limiting factor. I’ve grabbed a few slides from a recent presentation myself and Dr Andy…

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Light – The limiting factor?

Got an email today from a Course Manager asking: “Greens don’t appear to be as healthy as they have in previous years at this time do I think that light levels would have any impact on this?” It’s a great question and ties in nicely with some of the work we did at STRI last…

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Etiolated Growth – Why, Just Why?

It’s that time of year when we all step back and search for the reason for the Etiolated growth that is appearing on many venues across the UK over the last two weeks. This soft, pale elongated growth can appear quickly and detracts from the visual impact of the surfaces you’re presenting. There has been…