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1 Turf Products Fast, effective biological control Easy and safe to apply BioWorksInc.com How You Grow Matters TM RESPONSIBLE :: ECONOMICAL :: PROVEN
2 How You Grow Matters TM BioWorks is pleased to offer a full-line of highly effective biological and organic products specifically manufactured to help protect, strengthen and nourish turf and landscapes, while being sensitive to worker and environmental safety. Since our very beginning, our focus has consistently been on providing environmentally responsible, safe and effective products and programs for managing plant diseases, pests and nutrition and on providing knowledge leadership to our distribution partners and growers. For more than 20 years BioWorks has been helping our customers in the horticulture, agriculture and turf markets develop effective and efficient custom programs using products that are safe and proven. We are continuously reinventing the way our customers work by providing biologically-based, integrated, safe solutions and programs. BioWorks is a founding member of the BioPesticide Industry Alliance and also a proud sponsor of the AFE scholarship program, funding the BioWorks IPM/Sustainable Practices Scholarship. For more information, please visit Always read and follow label directions. Contact BioWorks for additional recommendations or advice.
3 Fertilizers ON-Gard Augments the uptake of other nutrient inputs, increasing the efficiency of fertilizer Helps withstand abiotic stresses (heat/cold, drought, pest, low light, salinity) 100% plant-derived, water soluble, consistent in composition Organic VitalSource The slow release potassium helps plants by increasing disease resistance, strengthening cell walls, increasing winter hardiness and drought resistance Lasts longer in soil column, with less leaching Available in fine grade particles for greens and tees VitalSource Compound fertilizer containing: 1.8% Mg and 0.1% Fe 1:1 N-K ratio developed for use on sports turf, golf courses, commercial lawns and landscape turf providing readily available and long-lasting organic nutrients Ammonium sulfate helps provide initial green-up in cooler soil temperatures VitalSource % Mg A general-purpose product that is a mixture of organic and mineral nutrient sources for use on all turfgrasses Unique combination of both readily available and long-lasting organic nutrients that produces an immediate response as well as sustained growth of turfgrass The potassium content provides better resistance to wear and drought stress with extra magnesium for a lasting deep-green grass color VitalSource % Mg A general-use compound organic-mineral fertilizer containing 1.8% magnesium The combination of both readily available and long-lasting organic nutrients Produces an immediate response as well as sustained feeding of the turfgrass Organically-bound nutrients are gradually released by soil microbes for days, matching turfgrass needs with less leaching losses and without growth surges VitalSource Turf Starter A unique starter fertilizer of both readily available and long-lasting organic nutrients; produces an immediate response as well as sustained feeding Phosphorus content and forms promote root growth of newly seeded, sodded or sprigged turf VitalSource phosphorus is easily taken up for better root development VitalSource creates a micro environment around the fertilizer granule which reduces ph, making the phosphorus more readily available and less sensitive to fixation
4 Disease Control TurfShield PLUS (Wettable Powder or Granules) Biological fungicide OMRI listed TurfShield PLUS is a biological fungicide containing two active ingredients, Trichoderma harzianum Rifai strain T-22 and Trichoderma virens strain G-41. These microbes colonize turfgrass roots and protect against diseases such as: Dollar Spot Pythium Rhizoctonia Fusarium TurfShield PLUS is a preventative biofungicide and should be applied to clean (disease-free) plants. Both active ingredients are living spores of fungi that become active in the soil protecting turfgrass from soil borne pathogens, TurfShield PLUS colonizes roots within 2-3 days after application minimizing stresses from the environment and pathogens. These Trichoderma strains feed on carbohydrates released by turfgrass roots, removing the food source of pathogens, and blocking a pathogen s ability to occupy space near or in the root zone. In addition, they will actively attack and kill pathogens that threaten roots. Benefits include: Root health, mass and depth Provides the ability for the plant to survive abiotic stress An excellent tool for fungicide reduction and resistance management
5 Insect Control BotaniGard BotaniGard is a unique biological insecticide that contains the highly successful Beauveria bassiana strain GHA, a naturally occurring soil fungus that attacks and kills hard-to-control turf pests. BotaniGard is versatile enough to use as a stand-alone or as a tank-mix partner with many conventional pesticides. BotaniGard controls many pests such as: Weevils Fall Armyworm Mole Crickets Chinch Bugs Ataenius Other surface feeders Benefits include: Unique mode of action spores infect through the insect s cuticle University proven as an excellent tool for resistance management Compatible for tank-mixes with many pesticides REI = 4 hours Molt-X Molt-X is an emulsifiable concentrate formulation containing 3% of the active ingredient azadirachtin the most potent of the insect-active compounds from the neem tree. While it is derived from neem seed, it is not a neem oil. Molt-X has multiple modes of action - an ideal material for an IPM program. Molt-X controls many pests such as: Armyworms Crane Flies Sod Webworms Beetles Cutworms Weevils Chinch Bugs Mole Crickets Benefits include: OMRI listed with 4-hour REI No phytotoxicity issues on most plants, compatible for tank mixing/rotation NemaShield HB Control root feeding grubs and larvae with an application of NemaShield HB. The beneficial nematodes, Heterorhabditis bacteriophora, will actively seek out the grubs and larvae to colonize them. Feeding subsides and the host will die within a few days. NemaShield HB controls many pests such as: White grubs Leatherjackets Cutworms Benefits Fast, effective include: biological control Fast, Easy effective and safe biological to apply control How You Grow Matters TM
6 Turf Products For more product details and technical sheets, visit BioWorksInc.com or call to speak to a BioWorks Technical Expert. 100 Rawson Road - Suite Victor, NY Phone: BioWorksInc.com Copyright 2016 BioWorks Inc
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