Sand-based greens
Low biological activity and limited nutrient holding capacity make leaching losses central. Rhizera builds activity where little exists and supports the root zone’s use of applied inputs.
Two parts, one treatment
The organism and its work product arrive together.
Live populations address the biology. Pre-fermented metabolites address the lag between application and biological activity.
Action 01
Live microbial populations
Introduced organisms support biological activity in the soil profile. Their work depends on conditions in the root zone.
Action 02
Pre-fermented metabolites
The compounds produced during fermentation arrive with the organisms. They do not have to wait for successful colonization before they are present.
Shipping both does not guarantee a result in every profile. It compresses the timeline by delivering useful compounds at application rather than relying entirely on establishment first.
Different profiles
Sand-based and native soil are not the same assignment.
Native soil
On push-up greens, fairways, and tees, the work is aggregation, infiltration, compaction relief, thatch breakdown, and deeper rooting. Most of a course is native soil. That makes it the larger opportunity.
Program fit
Where it fits in your year
PLACEHOLDER — application timing to be confirmed
Application
Rates, timing, compatibility, storage
PLACEHOLDER — pending technical sheet