Most rootzones on golf courses and sand-based sports pitches are overloaded with a combination of harmful fertilisers and pesticide residues.
Synthetic compounds, e.g. EDTA used as a chelating agent, degrade very slowly or not at all and inhibit healthy microbial activity and root respiration that support the grass plant.
Soil Biology treatments rehabilitate damaged rootzone environments and provide the foundation for healthy and robust turfgrass surfaces.