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Bowls TwoFingers

Bowling green renovations

Autumn is a season of great importance for the bowling club greenkeeper. The regular playing fixtures come to an end, so thoughts can now turn to renovations...

in Bowls - on 5/9/16

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Bowling green renovations

David H. Bates Agronomy Services looks at the end of season work and through to Spring.

in Bowls - on 12/12/09

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Steve Rouse’s preparations for the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston were plagued by bad weather, resulting in delayed starts, abandoned play, sleepless...

in Cricket - on 19/9/09

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Plant Nutrition

Nearly seventy years on WWII landing sites can still be seen from miles above our planet as re-growth has not occurred due to the ammonia, the basis of...

in Consultancy - on 10/9/09

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Bowling Green Rens

During the course of bowling green advisory work, one of the most common problems is that of slow and heavy bowling surfaces. Unfortunately, many bowlers...

in Bowls - on 3/9/09

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Moss attack

Groundsmen and Greenkeepers are often left scratching their heads as to what can be used to control moss, algae and worms. Although fungicides are numerous...

in Consultancy - on 18/5/09

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Part Time Love

Altrincham FC’s Moss Lane playing surface has improved so much over recent years that, following a pre-season friendly, Manchester United reckoned it...

in Football - on 17/4/09

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The onset of the bowls playing season usually begins in March when favourable weather, soil and air temperatures begin rising above 10 degrees C, thus...

in Bowls - on 15/3/09

Humates

Technically speaking, humates are the salts of humic acids. These are found in humus which is formed by the decomposition of vegetable and animal matter....

in Best of the Rest - on 3/3/09

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Malicious Damage

2008 will be remembered for accidental and malicious damage to golf courses throughout the UK.

in Golf - on 5/2/09

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Over many years in the amenity sector, David H. Bates has come up close to the commonest problems associated with bowling greens - the generally accepted...

in Bowls - on 8/1/09

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Growth regulators

What are growth regulators? Why do we use them? Why should we use them? How can we achieve the results other than by chemical inputs?

in Consultancy - on 14/12/08

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