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Active Ingredient 30-32% clay Pack Size 25kg Application Method(s) Spreader Area of Use Sports Turf Safe For Use On Grass, Sports Turf - Description
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The Boughton County Loam is an essential part of maintaining a good surface at County Cricket level. It contains over 30% clay which gives a firm true pitch the ability to withstand at least four days of play.
This loam is renowned for its free-draining properties that aids easy pitch preperation. This specially formulated cricket dressing aids fast grass seed germination and is well suited to use alongside the Premier range of grass seeds.
Key Benefits:
- Specifically formulated for County Cricket
- Creates a firm surface to withstand high traffic
- Free draining 32% clay with motty strength of 70
- Easy to use
- Sterilised to remove weeds
Our Recommendation:
- Seed and overseed bare and patchy areas with our range of Premier Grass Seed.
- Use in conjunction with a tailored fertiliser and pitch care programme from our experts
- Always read the instructions before use
Safe Use of Pesticides
By law, everyone who uses pesticides professionally must have received adequate training in using pesticides safely and be skilled in the job they are carrying out." Upon purchasing this product you and/or the end users are responsibile for ensuring that these products are used in line with industry Approved Codes of Practice. All operators must be trained and certificated in using and applying any Ministry Approved Professional Product (MAPP). Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Please be aware that by proceeding you are purchasing a professional pesticide product. You must ensure the end user of these products complies with the DEFRA/HSE Code for the Safe use of Pesticides. There are legal responsibilities covering the storage and use of professional use pesticides. These responsibilities are covered by The Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 (FEPA) and Control of Pesticide Regulations 1986 (COPR).
