Science and Experience creating a new way to grow.
Contract Research
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The Intermountain West has a healthy turf market with many golf courses and other turfgrass areas as potential research sites under natural settings. Controlled greenhouse studies are also available. While turfgrass is our specialty, we also conduct research on container plants and ornamentals.
Professional Turfgrass Solutions is dedicated to meeting any research protocol requirement. Through a network of industry and academic professionals, your needs will be met with the highest quality and most efficient research experience. You will receive a detailed report of the project’s findings along with other important aspects. Customized reports can also be made to meet every client’s unique needs.
Research topics include but are not limited to:
- Alternative species
- Cultivation
- Disease contro
- lDrought tolerance
- Establishment
- Fertilizers and Biostimulants
- Growth regulation
- Insect control
- Organic management
- Plant health
- Salinity tolerance
- Seedhead suppression
- SurfactantsTraffic/Wear tolerance
- Variety evaluations
- Water conservation
- Winter survival/Desiccation
- Weed control
- Wetting agents
Consulting services have been provided for but are not limited to:
- Commercial Landscapes
- Golf Course Management
- Parks
- Sports Fields
How it Works
Turfgrass Management Consulting
A consulting visit from Professional Turfgrass Solutions includes a personal visit to your location to discuss or identify your specific concerns. The visit focuses on providing education and impartial advice to help the turf manager or homeowner select the best options to improve conditions.
You will receive a customized agronomic report with management solutions recommended for your specific needs. Often, our research services complement consultation visits and are very helpful for professional turf managers.
We help innovate your operation through methods ranging from side-by-side product evaluations to detailed demonstration trials conducted at your facility. These studies allow turf managers to assess improvements from commercial products or cultural practices firsthand before committing significant time or funds.
