Which Pro-Iron product is right for you?

Iron is much more than a way to improve turf color.

It can support different agronomic objectives, from combining iron with routine nutrition to managing iron independently within a wider spray or Integrated Turf Management (ITM) program.

The key is deciding what role you want iron to play. To understand its wider function within the plant, read our Iron in Turf Management guide.

What are you trying to achieve?

Choosing the right Pro-Iron product starts with deciding how you want to use iron within your turf management program.

• Need to apply nitrogen and iron together? Choose Pro-Iron Liquid ActioN.
• Need to manage iron independently? Choose Pro-Iron Liquid Effect.

Field trial plots comparing different iron treatments to help determine the right approach for different turf management objectives.

Why choose Pro-Iron Liquid Effect?

Pro-Iron Liquid Effect combines iron sulphate with chelated iron, allowing iron applications to be managed independently of your wider nutrition program.

It is the right choice when you want to:

• Apply iron independently of your nutrition program.
• Tailor iron application rates to achieve the desired turf response.
• Tank-mix iron with a wide range of compatible wetting agents, fungicides, plant growth regulators and other products.
• Improve turf colour without adding nitrogen.
• Maintain maximum flexibility within your agronomic program.

Why choose Pro-Iron Liquid ActioN?

Pro-Iron Liquid ActioN combines nitrogen and iron in a single application, making it a practical choice for routine nutrition programs.

It is the right choice when you want to:

• Apply nitrogen and iron together.
• Support healthy growth while improving turf color.
• Simplify routine nutrition applications.
• Maintain larger managed turf areas efficiently.

Does the iron formulation matter?

Yes. Different sources of iron have different characteristics, which can influence how a product fits within an agronomic program.

Read our Understanding Chelated Iron and Iron Sulphate guide to learn more about the differences between these iron sources.