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Interview with Bob Moore at GIS February 1, 2008
(hosting courtesy of TurfNet TV)
Aquatrols has hired Bill Probst as Horticultural Territory Manager for the east coast. Bill comes to Aquatrols with an extensive background in the horticultural industry. Bill will manage distributor accounts for the east coast states from Maine to Florida. He resides in Apopka, FL.
"Boosting Irrigation
Efficency in the Soil"
Efficient Water Use
The use of surfactants/wetting agents in combination with well designed and operated irrigation systems and proper cultivation has the potential to increase the efficiency of irrigation and conserve water to levels beyond what has already been achieved with equipement alone. Water does not always go where intended due to changes in soil conditions, and surfactants correct some of those changes.Click here to read how Aquatrols soil surfactants promote Efficient Water Use
Aquatrols, Paulsboro, NJ, is pleased to announce the addition of Eximo™ and BurstTurf™ to its Turf and Ornamental product line effective immediately. Eximo™ and BurstTurf™, powered by exclusive SyntechTM technology, are manufactured by Environmental Manufacturing Solutions. Syntech is the world’s only patented synthetic acid which is environmentally conscious because it is non-corrosive, non-fuming, safe to plants and grass, and 100% biodegradable.
Syntech powered Eximo and BurstTurf are unique soil treatments that help repair soils by reducing bicarbonate levels and solubilizing normally insoluble mineral deposits in soils. Vic Swann, VP of Sales, says, “Eximo and BurstTurf fit perfectly into the current Aquatrols family of products because they improve the rootzone environment through increased water and input efficiencies for better growing conditions.”
of Smithsonian Soils Exhibit
Without soil, life on land would not exist as we know it. The soils under our feet are a vast reservoir for life and play a part in almost every aspect of human existence – food, housing, clothing, medicine, ecosystems and much more. This vital living system is the focus of the planned 5,000 square-foot Exhibition scheduled to open at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in 2008. For More information visit https://www.soils.org/smithsonian/