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FairwaySpraying The future of fertilisers
26 Sep 2011 - Industry - David Lawson - Issue 38 - Aug / Sept 2011 - 1 comment
Dr David Lawson, Senior Research Officer for the STRI, discusses the future of fertilisers and their impact on the environment

Biofuels ... Half full or half empty?
30 Aug 2010 - Consultancy - David Lawson - 3 comments
To produce a top quality surface the collection of grass cuttings is a necessity. But, what to do with the collected material can pose a problem. The STRI's David Lawson looks at developments in biofuels.

Look before buying, think before applying
27 Apr 2010 - No More Agro - David Lawson - 3 comments
In the ongoing discussions about the effectiveness of particular commercial products on turf quality, it might be worth taking a step back and looking at the materials that are routinely applied to turf.

Footpath1.jpg [cropped] From here to there
7 Sep 2008 - General Sports - David Lawson
The STRI’s Soil Chemist, David Lawson, charts the path of paths and how current legislation might affect sports facilities.