Praise for the Progressive TDR-X contour mower
Less than a month after its delivery, the head groundsman at Framlingham College claimed the Progressive TDR-X contour mower exceeded the expectations of him and his team.
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West Lancashire Council uses OAS to brighten up area
West Lancashire Council wanted to provide pollinators with natural habitat. It decided to trial Euroflor flower seed from Origin Amenity Solutions (OAS) on one of the major routes into the town of Skelmersdale.
“We both still get a big satisfaction from the job”
Paul McCanny, director of golf, and Fintan Brennan, superintendent at Portmarnock Resort in Ireland, discuss how they maintain one of the best golf venues in the country and how they’ve made it more sustainable.
The Club Company carries out renovations with John Greasley
The Club Company, which owns 15 country clubs in the UK, has carried out major renovation works at nine of them recently, with contractor John Greasley playing a major role in each one.
How technology is revolutionizing greenkeeping in Europe
There is an ongoing technological revolution quietly transforming Europe’s golf courses and green spaces.
Marco Simone’s course lined with Capillary Bunkers
Last month’s Ryder Cup at the Marco Simone Golf & Country Club outside the Italian capital, Rome, was again played on a course whose bunkers had been lined with the Capillary Bunkers system.
Wellow Golf Club uses Suståne
A year-round programme from Suståne® Natural Fertilizers has been effectively managing moisture and turf stresses to keep the 27-hole course at Wellow Golf Club disease-free.
“Are you digging for gold?”
Chris Browett from The Richmond Golf Club talks to irrigation expert John Kidson about his work, maintaining the irrigation system at the club and what golfers often ask what he’s really doing.
A day in the life: Lee Payne
The course manager at Wellow Golf Club in Hampshire, a course that is set in parkland surrounding the former home of Florence Nightingale, takes us through his average day.
A look at the SP300 Sandspreader from GKB Machines
Productivity and efficiency from topdressing operations has more than doubled for the team at Cutting Edge Grounds Maintenance following their purchase of a SP300 Sandspreader from GKB Machines.
Saltex preview: Kubota
Visitors to SALTEX 2023 will be the first to see the latest in the electric offering from Kubota UK, as stand C070 provides the European launch platform for the next addition to the eco-friendly line-up.
Saltex preview: Origin Amenity Solutions (OAS)
Leading the way in the amenity and grounds management market, the OAS team will be available on stands G060 and G057, offering turf management solutions for all grounds managers and greenkeepers alike.
Saltex preview: GKB
This year, stand H051 has been redesigned to maximise visual impact and make space for a wide range of machinery from across GKB’s portfolio of maintenance solutions for natural, hybrid and synthetic surfaces.
Saltex preview: Vanmac
If it is leaf collection on the agenda, then Vanmac will be showcasing a number of solutions.
Saltex preview: Reesink UK
With a power source for the future, the Groundsmaster e3200 is Toro’s first all-electric outfront rotary mower – and it debuts at SALTEX 2023 on the Reesink UK stand.
Saltex preview: Cramer
At this year’s Saltex, on stand H090, Cramer will be launching two new Optimus Z zero-turn battery-powered mowers specifically designed for professionals who demand the ultimate in performance and durability.
Saltex preview: INFINICUT / ATT
ATT will be making a popular return to SALTEX this November, showcasing the latest advancements across the INFINICUT® and TMSystem™ ranges on stand H070.
SALTEX preview: Price Turfcare
Price Turfcare returns to SALTEX on November 1 and 2 with the all-conquering Ventrac multi-implement, all-terrain compact tractor.
SALTEX takes place on 1-2 November in Birmingham
SALTEX is Europe’s largest and leading sports turf, amenities and landscaping trade exhibition, and will be held at Birmingham NEC on 1-2 November 2023.
Meet the course manager: Chris Yeaman
The course manager at The Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh talks about his 46 years in greenkeeping, working for the oldest golfing society in the world and why he uses an electric roller.
Mycorrhizal fungi enhances sustainability on golf courses
One proven way golf clubs can improve tree survival rates and reduce dependence on fertilisers and water is by using mycorrhizal fungi when planting. Origin Amenity Solutions explains what this is and how it works.
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