Foliar-Pak® Minors is specially formulated with plant metabolites that increase nutrient uptake.
Multi-Protected Micronutrients
Foliar-Pak Minors is a unique formulation using natural and modified plant metabolites specific for protecting each element.
Each plant metabolite performs well in its own niche. The low-molecular-weight plant metabolites allow for movement through the stomatal pores and trans-cuticular pores; the high-molecular weight modified plant metabolite chelates the micronutrients for secondary uptake via the soil. This engineered redundancy ensures rapid uptake for the turf in all growing conditions.
Foliar-Pak Minors is a newly formulated fertilizer that increases turf growth by offering the following advantages:tages:
- Foliar-Pak Minors can be effectively used to correct micronutrient deficiencies and is especially useful on turf grown in sand-based soil mediums.
- Foliar-Pak Minors provides nutrients that promote better photosynthesis.
- Focused amino acid package increases photosynthetic efficiency and prolongs life of chloroplasts.
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Oldham County Country Club (OCCC)
Jacob Blair, CGCS/General ManagerJacob Blair is no stranger to Foliar-Pak products. He’s been using them for ten years, four at his current course, Oldham County Country Club (OCCC), and six at the course
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Treasure Lake
Doug Adams, Golf Course SuperintendentFor more than 30 years, Doug Adams has maintained the two 18-hole courses at Treasure Lake in DuBois, Pennsylvania. He’s been the superintendent for almost 20 of those years. With
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Harbor Shores
Matt Vollrath, Golf Course SuperintendentHow many can say they hosted a PGA tournament in their first year as superintendent? Matt Vollrath is one of the lucky few. After almost five years as an assistant,
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