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AXIS Complete Lawn Renovation Video Play Ball! Site Preparation Video How Does AXIS Work Video
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AXIS & Play Ball! Definitions Handout |
Definitions of Calcined Diatomaceous Earth, Calcined Clay, Zeolite & Sand
Sand is described as a specific grain size in the soil. Sand grains range in size .05 to 2.0 mm in diameter. Sand is also defined as a specific class of soil ...
Diatomaceous Earth is a form of sedimentary ore formed by fresh water planktonic species dying, settling to the bottom, and accumulating to form ...
Clays are secondary materials created from granite, feldspar, and other materials that break apart, decompose or ...
Zeolites are crystallized minerals made up of chains of alumina and silica. The chains form an open structure with microscopic channelways in which ... |
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| AXIS Recent Developments-June 2008 |
NFL Indianapolis Colts Choose AXIS for Rebuilding
Practice Fields AXIS Requires the Least Irrigation in 9 year USGA Research at
Rutgers Ohio State University Research Quantifies Water Savings
with AXIS Wyoming DOT Increases Survival of Non-Irrigated Roadside
Plantings AXIS Increases Available Water by 34% AXIS Does Not Contribute to Sodium Accumulation AXIS is Trusted Around the World |
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| AXIS Rates and Quantities revised June 2008 |
Turf or Garden Area: AXIS is safe and effective for all edible plants and turf! Spread AXIS ... Turf Aeration: Topdressing AXIS after Aerating ... DryJect Injection: Aeration patterns are either 3” x 2” or 3” x 4”. ... Hanging Baskets & Rooftop Gardens: We recommend ...
Offsite Mixing or
Pre-blending:
Use 70 lbs. per
cubic yard to achieve ...
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| AXIS Developments Released 2007 |
USGA Approves AXIS
for Putting Green Construction
By The USGA Green Section Staff Ohio State University Quantifies Water
Savings with AXIS Wyoming DOT Survival Rates of
Non-Irrigated Roadside Plantings 20 to 25% survival without... European Laboratory “Labosport”
Establishes Available Water Major Leading Agricultural University
Confirms AXIS 34% Increase in Available Water 32% Increase in Available Water Laboratory Results Provide Performance Trends – Control vs. AXIS as 10% at 6 locations |
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Research Summary ... AXIS RATIONALE |
Evaluating sand for athletic turf. Bingaman, D.E. and H. Kohnke. 1970. Agronomy Journal. Exploring the hydraulic behavior of a USGA putting green soil profile.Ganovsky, A.V. and E.L. McCoy. 1993. Agronomy Abstract, p. 158. Rationale for the revisions of the USGA green construction specifications. Hummel, N.W.. 1993. USGA Green Section Record, pp. 7-21. |
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| AXIS Water Savings Research... | AXIS Water Savings Research Results...Dr. Ed McCoy, Ohio State University, December 2004...Estimated, 20-year irrigation savings from the addition of 10% AXIS to a pure sand or sand/peat root zone. Savings are based on the reduction of irrigation depth as compared with the unamended system. Also shown are the percent reductions in the number of irrigation events from addition of 10% AXIS to pure sand or a sand/peat root zone. | |
| CSI Formats |
CSI Formats PDF Revised June 2008 for Axis & Play Ball! CSI Formats Downloadable Word File Revised June 2008 for Axis & Play Ball! |
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| Greenbook Formats |
Greenbook Downloadable Word File |
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| Play Ball! Maintenance & Renovation Manual - PDF downloadable document |
Play Ball!
Maintenance & Renovation Manual By Jim Puhalla A simple, easy-to-follow, illustrated manual for creating and maintaining high quality infields, featuring Play Ball! Advanced Formula Infield Conditioner. Also View the Play Ball! Site Preparation Video |
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| Play Ball! Material Safety Data Sheet | ||
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Play Ball! Competitive Comparison |
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| Trotter Informational Brochure | ||
| USGA Recommendations For Inorganic Materials | ||
| USGA Rootzone Amendments for Putting Green Construction |
So many greens, so many soils, so many soil amendments.
Making sense of it all. |
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| WHPacific Featured in Sustainable Land Development Today |
One of WHPacific's land development projects was prominently featured in the June issue of Sustainable Land Development Today magazine. The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District’s PCC Rock Creek Recreation Facility was the source of an article titled "Win-Win For College and Community." This award-winning project, managed by Mark Hadley, RLA, in the Portland office, features numerous sustainable elements, including landscape infiltration swales and over one acre of pervious pavers for stormwater management. Mark Hadley, RLA, ASLA; Project Manager |
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