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All-Season Pond Bacteria (1 oz Dissolvable Blocks) |
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All-Season Pond Bacteria with Barley Straw (8 oz. water-soluble packets) |
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Natural Phosphate Binder |
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Water Clarifier (Flocculant) |
Golf course Superintendents often find themselves struggling to maintain a balance between generating lush, healthy turfgrass and reducing fertilizer runoff into their pond water. This fertilizer runoff can introduce high levels of nitrates and phosphates into the pond, reducing overall water quality and disturbing the natural balance of the pond's ecosystem. There are several steps that golf course Superintendents can take in order to promote healthy water quality without adding harsh chemicals to their irrigation water. This includes adding All-Season Pond Bacteria (8 oz Water Soluble Packets) or All-Season Pond Bacteria (Dissolvable Blocks) to the pond water. These products are natural and safe for use in irrigation lakes and ponds as they will not harm turfgrass. These formulas will reduce problem causing nitrated and phosphate, as well as eliminate murky water, bottom sludge and odors. They achieve this without the use of chemicals!
Fertilizer runoff into ponds and lakes can negatively affect the pond water resulting in reduced water quality. During and after heavy rains, fertilizer can be washed into the pond, adding excess phosphates and nitrates.
While some fertilizer runoff is expected in golf course ponds and lakes, there are a number of pond maintenance steps that golf course managers and Superintendents can take to improve pond water quality and promote a healthy environment in their ornamental ponds and irrigation lakes. The following Super’s Choice products can safely and effectively help improve pond water quality by reducing phosphate and nitrate levels, eliminating bottom sludge (muck), and removing suspended organic and inorganic particles to clear up murky water. These products are natural, they do not contain harsh chemicals, so they are safe to use even in irrigation lakes.