"We were looking for a way to suppress turf grass disease without using fungicides. We've seen positive results from using the tea, and we haven't used fungicides for a long time."
Troy Russell
Resort Superintendent
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
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Turf
The use of compost tea in the turf industry is growing rapidly. Golf course superintendents are exploring alternatives to traditional chemicals as costs rise, performance falls, and environmental regulations change. The components of compost tea—beneficial organisms, organic compounds, and micronutrients—suppress common turf disease, increase root growth and lower maintenance costs.
Compost tea is being used successfully in:
Golf courses
Parks and sports fields
Residential lawns |
