GET Green registered trademark of GET Microsolutions
GET GreenTM fixes Nitrogen from the air and transfers it to the turf providing Nitrogen the turf needs. GET GreenTM produces plant like compounds that stimulate root growth and development. When combined with GET GrowingTM you'll meet the majority of your turf's fertility needs. Both Products can be applied by Liquid Sprayers or Fertigation Systems.
Benefits to the user:
larger root mass resulting in better water utilization and a more drought-resistant turf
Safe for the Environment
Child and Pet Safe!!!
End Result:
Combine with GET GrowingTM and you'll meet the majority of your turf's fertility needs
A turf that is lush and green and more efficient in its use of moisture
An Environmetally Sound Fertilization Program
The Turf Care Industry is under significant pressure to develop management practices to minimize environmental impact. The more intensively managed acres are golf courses.
Environmental Issues and a Solution
Runoff and groundwater are big issues. GET GreenTM has a Positive Environmental Footprint unlike its chemical competitors. There are two issues in this regard: 1) Nitrates from synthetic sources of fertility contribute to groundwater contamination. 2) Surface water is impacted by runoff from areas treated with synthetic products. GET GreenTM mitigates both these issues. If no plant is present GET GreenTM is not active. GET GreenTM does not produce Nitrogen that is not incorporated into the plant. If GET GreenTM does not attach to the plant root the bacteria dies within a period of time and is consumed by other soil pathogens. Golf Courses
The Golf Course is divided into four management zones: Greens, Tee Boxes, Fairways, and Rough. Each area has a different set of parameters. Tee boxes and greens are the highest traffic areas and receive the most management attention. High Stress Environments result in greater fungal, weed and insect pressure which all must be managed. Introducing GET GreenTM to the mix can increase the thickness of the strand and root mass. This helps with the reduction of stress and possibly cost associated with insect, fungi and weeds. This may be the biggest benefit to the Golf Course Superintendent. Other benefits include a Lush, Green Turf that utilizes moisture more efficiently while making a positive impact on their Local Environment by not using Synthetic Chemical Fertilizers. It can be applied via Liquid Sprayers or Fertigation Systems. Municipalities, Park and Recreation Areas, and Schools
Public Works Officials responsible for maintaining City Parks and Recreation Areas will also value the benefit GET GreenTM can bring to their Management Program. Areas that incur stress such as the middle of football fields and Soccer Field Goal "Mouths" will respond well to GET GreenTM and GET GrowingTM with multiple treatments similar to that of Golf Course Greens and Fairways discussed above. It is Child and Pet safe. Their turf will better utilize moisture aiding in Water Conservation during times of City implemented Water Restrictions due to drought-like conditions. It can be applied via Liquid Sprayers or Fertigation Systems.
GET GreenTM and GET GrowingTM Commercial can provide the School and Parents an Environmentally Sound, Child Safe Solution for Fertilizing. Sod Farms
Sod Farm Managers can transfer the benefits of GET GreenTM and GET GrowingTM on to their Customers. The Micro Organisms can transfer with the Sod aiding in maintaining a lush green, hardy, more drought-resistant turf. They also realize an advantage in marketing to their consumers a Chemical-free Turf and an Environmentally Sound Production of their Sod. They can help their customers continue the all-natural, zero chemical care by educating them on household products such as GET GreenTM and GET GrowingTM which are available in stores nationwide and online at www.getmicrosolutions.com. This can be a simple, comprehensive fertilization program from Sod Farm to Consumer that is Environmentally Sound, Child and Pet Safe, producing lush, green lawns free from synthetic chemical fertilizers.