As the sun rose above Sydney on Sunday, 25th October, you could feel that spring was in the air. The birds were singing, the cows were mooing and the smell of freshly laid turf wafted through the atmosphere. What? In the middle of Sydney? What about the traffic-the noise-the pollution? Was this the same busy capital city we said goodnight to just a few hours earlier?
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A first for turf – HEADWAY MAXX
A revolutionary fungicide has been developed by Syngenta – and it is the only fungicide available on the market to control and prevent the four most problematic and costly diseases in turf. HEADWAY MAXX is registered for the control and preve...
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Syngenta are proud and excited to announce the registration and release of Monument Liquid Turf Herbicide. The trusted solution against Poa annua and kikuyu has just become a whole lot easier to use.
Monument WG was an innovative step forward for turf managers trying to man...
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As part of our long term commitment to the Australian Turf Industry, Syngenta is please to anounce that MERIDIAN is now also registered for the control of Argentinian Scarab (1st and 2 nd instar larvae).
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As part of our long term commitment to the Australian Turf Industry, Syngenta is pleased to announce that Primo MAXX is now also registered for use on Bowling Greens. This additional use, together with refinements of rates for hybrid couch on both bowling and golf greens, stre...
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Stolonated perennial grasses like kikuyu (Pennisetum clandestinum) tend to be very difficult to control when they occur as undesirable weeds. These grasses have the capacity to store reserves in their stolons and can survive unfavourable conditions
very well.
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HERITAGE is well known as the highest performing fungicide on the Australian turf market but its reputation has now been surpassed with the launch of a new liquid formulation.
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