Conventional granular nutrition for larger turf areas.

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Rapid nutrient availability from a conventional fertilizer.

Sportsmaster provides conventional granular nutrition for larger managed turf areas including fairways, outfields and amenity turf.

The granules break down quickly following application, making nutrients readily available and providing a relatively rapid turf response, including under cooler conditions.

Homogeneous granulation supports uniform spreading and nutrient distribution across the treated area.

With a range of analyses available, Sportsmaster provides straightforward conventional nutrition where rapid nutrient availability is required without the extended feeding period associated with controlled-release fertilizers.

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Sportsmaster is a high-quality range of mini granular fertilizers designed for sports and amenity turf. It provides premium nutrition and optimum cost-effectiveness.

Sportsmaster fertilizers break down quickly to deliver nutrients fast, even in cooler weather. Each granule is packed with nutrients, ensuring even growth, quality, and color while preventing unsightly specking effects.

Sportsmaster offers a variety of formulations tailored for different needs, including Autumn, Cleanrun Pro, Fairway, Municipal, NK, and Renovator Pro. Each product is designed to meet specific turf management requirements.

Benefits include high-quality conventional nutrition for immediate response, homogeneous granules for uniform spread and consistent results, and a range of analyses and application rates to suit different turf needs.

Sportsmaster is suitable for most turf areas mown at heights of around 10mm or above – such as sports pitches, fairways, outfields, and general amenity areas. However, it’s not recommended for fine turf mown below 10mm, like greens, where finer granule products would be more appropriate.

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