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| needle tining greens |
In order to promote healthy greens, needle tining greens is a very important agronomic tool that we use. It allows the exchange of air, eliminates compaction, and creates avenues for root growth.
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| 8 inch deep holes with minimal surface disruption |
These holes will allow the greens to get oxygen to the root zone without disruption of ball roll. We will do this every 3 weeks and sometimes more if the weather conditions are overly wet. Once we complete the needle tining we roll the greens to smooth the surface.
