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Kentucky Fertilizer launches mini-lime and mini-gypsum pellets to transform turf care

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October 23, 2024, 2:00 pm
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Kentucky Fertilizer, a subsidiary of Caudill Seed, is introducing two groundbreaking products to the turf industry: mini-lime and mini-gypsum pellets. These innovations are tailored to meet the specific needs of golf courses, sports fields, and professional landscapers, promising to revolutionize turf maintenance.

The mini-lime pellets are designed to efficiently adjust soil pH levels, enhancing nutrient availability, which is essential for healthy grass growth. This product addresses one of the common challenges in turf management, providing a straightforward solution for maintaining optimal soil conditions.

Simultaneously, the mini-gypsum pellets tackle issues related to soil compaction and poor drainage. By improving soil structure and increasing water infiltration, these pellets help create a more robust and resilient turf, which is crucial for high-traffic areas like sports fields.

Both products are engineered for ease of application, ensuring uniform distribution across treated areas, which leads to faster and more consistent results. Kentucky Fertilizer’s commitment to quality and innovation is evident in these new additions, which are set to set new benchmarks in the turf care industry.

With the launch of these specialized pellets, Kentucky Fertilizer aims to support turf managers in their quest to achieve lush, vibrant, and durable grass, thereby enhancing the aesthetic and functional quality of outdoor sports and recreational surfaces.

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