Polyon range grows with Advance Grass: Advance Grass, the exclusive distributor for POLYON® controlled release fertilisers are pleased to announce the addition of two new analyses for the 2020 season.
POLYON®, a globally recognised brand, has become a very popular product since its UK launch in 2016 and through customer feedback on specific nutritional requirements, the following have been added to the AGS portfolio:
Polyon range grows with Advance Grass
28.0.0 + MgO + CaO
- 4-5 month longevity
- High N with added Calcium and Magnesium
- 60% controlled release nitrogen
- Excellent spring base feed
- Fast start nitrogen portion
- 2-3 mm prill
15.0.10 + MgO + Fe
- 4-5 month longevity
- Balanced N:K feed
- Added Magnesium & Iron for colour
- 50% controlled release nitrogen
- 2-3 mm prill
With their trademarked green colour, POLYON® give turf professionals all the things they want from a fertility programme: consistent, predictable feeding that lasts for months with one application—all to help you grow healthy and beautiful turf. Even better is the fact that you’ll save money along the way due to its enhanced performance.
Polyon range grows with Advance Grass
Green Means… Best Technology
POLYON® controlled-release fertilisers encapsulate nutrients within a patented polyurethane membrane, feeding the root zone slowly, constantly, daily, for months at a time. The key is the “Reactive Layers Coating” that releases out nutrients via diffusion. The results are astounding: beautiful turf, fewer applications, and no excessive growth, even after irrigation or rainfall.
Green Means… Efficient
Independent research shows POLYON® fertiliser maximizes nutrient-use efficiency. POLYON® fertilisers are engineered to provide 100% controlled-release nutrients with virtually no nutrient lock-off. Numerous university studies measuring leaching and volatilization verify POLYON® fertiliser minimizes nitrogen loss compared with other fertilisers.
Polyon range grows with Advance Grass
POLYON® fertiliser can be applied in advance of plant demand because cool soil temperatures of early spring will slow nitrogen release. Less nitrogen is released to the soil from which it can be lost. As soils warm, plant growth and nutrient demand increase. Warmer temperatures also increase nitrogen release from POLYON® fertiliser to keep pace with plant needs.
For further information please contact your local AGS Area Manager or e mail sales@advancegrass.com
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