Professional and Commercial Users

Golf course and Sports Field Construction

Geohumus is ideally suited for use in demanding golf courses and playing fields. The expectation for sports field maintenance crews and green keepers is that the system will always be in a good, playable condition. With the use of Geohumus, we guarantee a demonstrably thicker, more stabile and tougher grass. The planting of typical grass types on playing fields, greens, tee boxes and fairways, such as quack grass, brown top bent, red fescue, perennial ryegrass or smooth meadow-grass, have shown in good results in our studies thus far.

Thicker, greener, tougher grass

Geohumus ensures the constant, homogeneous water supply of the grass and provides for consistent growth. Through the improvement of the soil structure, soil life is stimulated and the resupply of plant nutrients is promoted. This provides for a higher germination number, faster growth and a generally thicker and tougher grass.

Better, faster and deeper root penetration

Geohumus stimulates the growth of plant roots In Geohumus, plant roots find a favorable environment that is rich in water, oxygen and nutrients. This environment provides for the optimal development of roots.

Save water and reduce maintenance

Losses from leaching and evaporation are reduced through the use of Geohumus. It provides 30% savings on irrigation water and irrigation intervals can be extended by approximately one third.

Lower nutrient and pesticide leaching and groundwater protection

Geohumus is not only good for the quality of the soil, it is also good for the environment. Geohumus reduces the leaching and drainage of fertilisers and pesticides. The use of fertilizers and pesticides and their drainage into the groundwater as well as the eutrophication of the water hazards in golf courses can be reduced as a result.

We provide individual consultation for professional applications. Please contact us here.

Application Technology for existing turf profiles continues to remain in developmental stage.  We look forward to providing more concrete information as results are finalized.