Andy Gray - Southampton Football Club Head Groundsman. Top British Football Club Relies on Suståne for Quality Turf Maintenance. 2017.
The capacity of Suståne’s organic 4-6-4 fertilizer to reduce plant pathogenic
nematodes (PPN) and promote healthy turf growth.
Sustane Soil ReGen assists in overcoming diseased turfgrass areas
How treating several large areas of brown/dead turf with Sustane Soil ReGen recovers significant damage quickly. The cause of the damaged turf was a combination of Summer Patch and Ascochyta Leaf Blight which occurred in mid-June.
Suståne helps overcome Summer Patch & Ascochyta Leaf Blight Sustane Soil ReGen Testimonial
Turfgrass TRENDS - A Practical Research Digest for Turf Managers, Eric Nelson, Ph.D. Cornell University, Ithaca New York, 1996
Turf management with natural organic fertilizers and the suppressiveness of compost amendments to turfgrass disease.
T. Hsiang and S. Cook, University of Guelph - Guelph, Ontario, Canada Department on Environmental Biology, 1992-1993
Twenty-seven chemical and control treatments were evaluated on a 15- year-old sward of creeping bentgrass in Southern Ontario during December 1992 to April 1993.
Eric B. Nelson and Cheryl Craft , Department of Plant Pathology , Cornell University, Ithaca NY, 1990
Of all the treatments evaluated, only Sustane (5-2-4) (poultry litter compost) was effective in suppressing red thread. A high level of suppression was observed at least 27 days after application. Diameter of infection centers was also reduced as compared with untreated plots and other compost treatments.
Hancock Research Center, East Lansing, MI, 1994
All fungicide and fertilizer treatments gave statistically significant reductions in disease, compared to the fertilized control. In this study, once again, the 1.b. N/1000 ft2 plots of Sustane, IBDU and Ringer Turf Restore exhibited superior density and overall turf quality.
NOEL JACKSON, PROFESSOR , DEPT. OF PLANT SCIENCES THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, 1988
Six composts derived from different organic sources, a dried sewage sludge (Milorganite), a commercially available organic amendment derived from sewage sludge for turfuse (Lawn Restore) and the fertilizer urea, were included in an expanded version of the 1988 trial at the URI Experiment Station Turfgrass Research Farm.
Brad Melvin, Joe M. Vargas, Jr., Ron Detweiler, Trevor D’Souza and Lori Lick, Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, 1990
Bioorganic turf amendments were examined for their influence on microbe populations, management of Necrotic Ring Spot (Leptosphaeria korrae) and thatch control in each of three different irrigation regimes.
ERIC B. NELSON, Assistant Professor, and CHERYL M. CRAFT, Research Support Specialist II, Department of Plant Pathology, New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University, 1992
Topdressings formulated with mixtures of sand and various composts or organic fertilizers (70:30, v/v) were applied to putting greens of creeping Bentgrass and annual bluegrass and evaluated for their ability to suppress dollar spot disease development.
Brad Melvin, Joe Vargas, Jr., Lee Berndt and Ron Detweiler, Botany and Plant Pathology, Michigan State University 1988
Bioorganic turf amendments were examined for their influence on microbe populations, management of Necrotic Ring Spot (Leptosphaeria korrae) and thatch control in each of three different irrigation regimes.
