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New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

February 22, 2022/in News, Press Release/by Louise Challiss

New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed: A number of new and updated formulations have been announced with the launch of the Johnsons Sports Seed guide for 2022. Particular highlights include the introduction of new highly rated cultivars into the Johnsons J Links and J Rye Fairway fine turf mixtures, and a brand-new, first-of-its-kind mixture for […]

Bizarre golf-course problems

February 21, 2022/in Industry News, News, Press Release/by External Source

Bizarre golf-course problems: If you think taking care of grass is as uneventful as watching it grow, you haven’t spent much time with a superintendent. Read the full article from Golf.com here For the latest industry news visit turfmatters.co.uk/news Get all of the big headlines, pictures, opinions and videos on stories that matter to you. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram for […]

New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

February 22, 2022/in News, Press Release/by Louise Challiss

Bizarre golf-course problems

February 21, 2022/in Industry News, News, Press Release/by External Source

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New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

February 22, 2022/in News, Press Release/by Louise Challiss

New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed: A number of new and updated formulations have been announced with the launch of the Johnsons Sports Seed guide for 2022.

Particular highlights include the introduction of new highly rated cultivars into the Johnsons J Links and J Rye Fairway fine turf mixtures, and a brand-new, first-of-its-kind mixture for sports turf – Johnsons J Premier 4Turf – delivering proven Brown Patch tolerance.

New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

The 2022 formulation of Johnsons J Links is set to deliver even better salt and drought tolerance to those courses under links conditions thanks to the introduction of Absolom Slender Creeping Red Fescue. Absolom is a highly rated cultivar, offering exceptional disease resistance and tolerance for close mown management. Absolom joins Cezanne and Nigella in this pure Slender blend – backed by DLF’s 4Salt^®research, creating mixtures optimised for performance in saline conditions. New formulations of Johnsons J Fairway and J Rye Fairway are also available this year, with the inclusion of Esparina Chewings Fescue and Aniston Perennial Ryegrass respectively.

Also backed by research is the brand-new Johnsons J Premier 4Turf mixture. Following two years of trials into Brown Patch tolerant varieties, J Premier 4Turf takes full advantage of the findings – combining the outstanding wear tolerance and visual merit of the original J Premier Pitch mixture with 20% 4turf^®and the most tolerant diploid varieties identified in the study. Featuring 10% Fabian and 10% Tetragame tetraploid perennial ryegrass, J Premier 4Turf promises to become the ultimate football and rugby renovation mixture for disease-resistance, rapid establishment and exceptional wear tolerance.

The larger seed and root system of DLF’s 4turf^®varieties deliver strong, fast establishment at temperatures as low as 4^oc, as well as healthy plant development. Its improved tolerance of drought and disease means the sward retains better colour and recovers quickly from periods of stress. Because of their tolerance to challenging conditions and lower reliance on inputs, 4turf^®mixtures have become a popular choice with sports turf managers, with new formulations of both Johnsons J 4Turf and J 4Turf 100 available for 2022.

Details of all the new and updated formulations across the golf and sports turf range can be found in the 2022 Johnsons Sports Seed catalogue, or by visiting www.johnsonsportsseed.co.uk.

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Bizarre golf-course problems

February 21, 2022/in Industry News, News, Press Release/by External Source

Bizarre golf-course problems: If you think taking care of grass is as uneventful as watching it grow, you haven’t spent much time with a superintendent.

Read the full article from Golf.com here

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New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

Bizarre golf-course problems

New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

Bizarre golf-course problems

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New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed

New mixture from Johnsons Sports Seed: A number of new and updated formulations have been announced with the launch of the Johnsons Sports Seed guide for 2022.

Bizarre golf-course problems

Bizarre golf-course problems: If you think taking care of grass is as uneventful as watching it grow, you haven’t spent much time with a superintendent.

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