6/22/2017 - By Gregory Nicoll

Lawns in Connecticut were hit particulatly hard by water restrictions in 2016, presenting a challenge for the turf & landscape industry. While we wait to see if weather conditions improve this year, there is a "secret weapon" landscapers can use to keep their customers' lawns hydrated.

Check out this article from thehour.com to learn more. 

La Arma Secreta de T&L en Contra de las Restricciones de Agua

Césped en Connecticut fuero agolpeadas duro en particular por restricciones de agua en 2016, presentando retos para la industria de césped y jardines. Mientras esperamos a ver si las condiciones del tiempo mejoran este ano, hay una “arma secreta” para los jardineros pueden usar para mantener el césped de sus clientes hidratada. 

Lea este artículo de lahora.com (thehour.com) para aprender más.
Haga clic a el link siguiente: No ‘dinero por césped’ en Connecticut – pero locales más consiente de la economía de césped.

No ‘cash for grass’ in Connecticut — but locals more mindful of lawn economics

About Gregory Nicoll

Greg has devoted his entire career to the golf industry; he has been a member of the GCSAA since 1993, 14 years working as a superintendent or director of grounds at public and private clubs, and several years in corporate sales and marketing. Greg now heads up Harrell’s Golf Division. Superintendents can expect Greg and his team to bring them proven, results-driven solutions that improve the course’s overall health, appearance and playability. “Our focus is solution based; developing partnerships with superintendents so they can meet owners’ and golfers’ expectations, economically, environmentally, and agronomically,” says Greg Nicoll.