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By Carol Dutton in Harrogate Week on 17th Dec 2009 9:00
Headland Amenity drives forward into 2010 with the launch of Greentec Mosskiller Pro 4-0-4+9Fe. This new greens-grade mini granule has approval for moss control in managed amenity turf and with 75% of the available nitrogen derived from sulphate of ammonia, Greentec Mosskiller Pro will also act as a spring starter or low temperature hardener, where prolonged colour but not growth is required.
"This will be an exciting year for Headland Amenity," says Marketing Director Andy Russell. "Despite uncertain economic conditions we think that our range is stronger than ever and we are constantly striving to supply excellent quality products that are affordable."
Along with new product launches, Headland will also be running competitions specifically for those attending the three-day show. Among them, the popular carbon offsetting initiative where saplings are given as prizes in an effort to offset some of the emissions produced by the Headland team on the road.
For more information on Headland Amenity visit the website at: www.headlandamenity.com or stand C25 at Harrogate.
Read more articles in Harrogate Week, by Carol Dutton or from December 2009.
