FERTILISER GRANULAR TURF FERTILISER


LebanonTurf are a worldwide market leader in the manufacture and development of turf fertiliser. LebanonTurf products incorporate the very latest in patented nutrient release technology and granule formulation. LebanonTurf pack high levels of NPK into every fertiliser granule; reducing the amount of carrier and filler material to almost zero. This means LebanonTurf products can be applied at ultra low application rates, avoiding needless packaging, bulky storage or expensive transport helping our environment. Whether you are applying to golf greens, sports pitches, lawns, landscapes or general amenity turf the Lebanon range offers uncompromising quality and top performance to suit the budget of today’s turf managers.


KEY BENEFITS


• MESA® ‘hoof proof’ controlled release nitrogen in patented single


particle form, even if the granule is broken MESA® release technology ensures consistent and controlled release of nitrogen where coated slow release products can fail.


• Ultra-low application rates and high longevity offer cost savings and


a more environmentally friendly approach to turf management.


• Achieve efficient potassium release and outstanding longevity using


Lebanon’s patented Expo® particle.


Lebanon Country Club MD 16-4-8+1%Fe “A great product. Easily the best fertiliser that we use on our cricket square.”


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Establish healthy soil life and a vigorous turf plant. Contact our technical team for advice and support 01952 641949.


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