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Thatch Layer

How to Control Thatch Naturally — and Turn It Into a Turf Asset

Introduction:
Mechanical thatch control is costly, disruptive, and often short-lived. What if you could eliminate the problem biologically — and improve turf performance at the same time?

The BioActive Solution
By combining BioActive Thatch Reduce with BioActive Molturf, you unlock a powerful natural process:

  • Thatch is broken down by specialist microbes and enzymes.
  • Those breakdown products are converted into nutrients for the turf.
  • Soil biology is stimulated, not sterilised.

The Result?
✔ Less thatch
✔ Healthier soil
✔ Stronger turf
✔ Better surface performance

Spray It, Don’t Scarify It
Both products are easily mixed and sprayed – no mechanical disruption, no follow-up repair, and no downtime.

And at just £40 per green per application (for Bowls Central Academy Members), this is the most cost-effective, long-term thatch control method available today.

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Formula Green

The Subtle Power Behind Great Greens: Why BioActive Formula Green Deserves a Place in Your Turfcare Plan

Maintaining a consistently high-performance bowling green is never about one magic product or technique. It’s the result of accumulated marginal gains—careful attention to soil health, organic matter management, air and water movement, and a programme that supports the biology underpinning the entire turf system.

At the heart of this biological approach is a class of products known as biostimulants. One of the most quietly effective formulations in our arsenal is BioActive Formula Green.

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Localised Dry Patch

June is Localised Dry Patch Time, start now to deal with it Permanently!

Localised Dry Patch typically rears its ugly head in June in the UK, but by then it is way too late to do anything about it. Once your green is displaying the large brown patches of desiccated grass and powder dry soil beneath, no amount of watering or wetting agent will bring it back fully this year. Now is the time to inspect your green and deal with it permanently.

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