ICL completes trilogy of webinars: ICL have recently completed a trilogy of online webinars which explored a broad range of invasive species and offered several innovative solutions.

Invasive plants are an increasing challenge for society, not least in the non-agricultural weed control (amenity) sector. Barry Browne ICL’s Landscape and Industrial National Sales Manager and keynote speaker Dr Dan Jones, Managing Director of Advanced Invasives, were on hand to provide expert advice throughout the webinars.

Industry praises decision to move SALTEX: The recent announcement that SALTEX will be rescheduling from November 2020 to Spring 2021, has been met with enthusiastic support from both exhibitors and visitors.

The Grounds Management Association (GMA) Board of Directors said that the unanimous decision was based on ensuring the safety of everyone connected with the event and to provide the respite required to readjust to changing professional and personal circumstances. Furthermore, the GMA Board, believes that by acting

Foamstream wages urban war on Covid-19: Little did we know back in March how long the lockdown was going to last or what lay ahead in our fight to contain the life-threatening virus, Covid-19.

And although lockdown continues, there have been relaxations in the restrictions which means an increase in the movement of people through urban and public places. This has made it more important than ever to ensure that public spaces are safe, with governments doing

EGO launches rear roller & mulching kits: With the addition of new Rear Roller and Mulching kits, EGO’s landscaping, grounds care and gardening professionals can now look after the health of their lawn and achieve a professional finish with picture-perfect stripes.

Rear Roller Kit (AR1700/AR1900)

Weighing around 8KG and featuring an innovative design that easily clips over the rear wheel axle of EGO’s LM1700E, LM1700E-SP and LM1900E-SP battery powered mowers, the steel Rear Roller Kit provides the ideal

Ninja or Samurai?

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Ninja or Samurai?: Agronomic Services announce the distribution of these top-quality Ninja and Samurai tines. Named after the Ninja as there is virtually no disturbance to play, as the core diameter of these tines is only 4mm.

Simply Tine, Blow, Roll and play can commence, saving time and money. This is a viable alternative to aggressive coring.

Ninja or Samurai?