The International hub for greenkeepers, groundstaff, turf managers and volunteers
The International hub for greenkeepers, groundstaff, turf managers and volunteers
Want to service your two-stroke engine for free? You don’t always need to replace parts during a service, by cleaning the spark plug, air filter and fuel filter we can save money and help the environment. Why did we create an educational hub?Our online educational videos and educational cards were established for many reasons, but […]
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When Rubisco binds oxygen instead of carbon dioxide, the resulting process is called photorespiration – an innifficent, energy-consuming process. Considering that our air is 21% Oxygen but only 0.035% Carbon dioxide,Rubisco would be considerably more likely to bind oxygen than carbon dioxide, except that it has a much higher affinity for carbon dioxide than it
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Knowing soil conditions essential to benefit from sand cappingA popular way of improving the playability and performance of turf on golf courses is by sand capping the tees, fairways and even the roughs. The effectiveness of sand capping has been proven. However, achieving a result is only possible when all parameters have been well-established and
Before any work is carried out you should first workout the size of the area you are looking to turf. This can be done simply by measuring the area and working out the m2, this can be simple for box shaped areas but more irregular areas require more in depth math. Ordering turf – Typically turf
Transpiration is the loss of water from a plant in the form of water vapor. Water is absorbed by roots from the soil and transported as a liquid to the leaves via xylem. In the leaves, small pores allow water to escape as a vapor. Of all the water absorbed by plants, less than 5%
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