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Inside the current issue
January/February 2010 First Links Across America project to open in 2010 Making golf accessible for non-traditional players is the primary goal of the first-ever Links Across America project, a universally accessible short course and golf practice facility scheduled to open here next summer.
CALCLEAR Water Conditioners wish to thank Golf & Sports Turf for their coverage of CALCLEAR’S successful treatment of IRON at Capel Golf Course Bunbury. The format of Special Feature pages gave us an opportunity to provide more information than just an advertisement . This has been noticed by readers who have given us feedback and even contacted our office asking for more copies of the magazine ! Seriously !!
Robbie Fayle MD
What's new in this issue
Rain Bird’s New SMRT-Y Soil Moisture Sensor Kit The SMRT-Y consists of two basic components: a digital in-ground sensor and a special SMRT-Y controller interface that mounts next to the system’s irrigation timer. Constructed from high-grade 304 stainless steel, the SMRT-Y’s advanced TDT (Time Domain Transmissometry) digital sensor offers accuracy and long-lasting durability that can withstand the harshest outdoor conditions. The SMRT-Y’s digital controller interface features an electronic panel with touchpad keys that allow users to display soil conditions (moisture, temperature and electrical conductivity), moisture threshold, and history of the last seven irrigation cycles.
Kubota adds European Flair to its Mid Size Tractor Range As Kubota Corporation increases its presence in the larger horsepower M-Series tractor market in Europe, the Australian subsidiary Kubota Tractor Australia (KTA) is set to benefit from this impact in the years ahead, as higher “speced” European models become available according to KTA Product Manager Lars Pasedag.
LAWNMOWER INJURIES INCREASE AS WEATHER WARMS UP With the arrival of warmer weather and longer days comes an increase in Do-It-Yourself (DIY) injuries around the home and garden. The frequency and type of injuries are very much related to the time of year, according to statistics.
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Education the key to reducing skin cancer within With approximately 34,000 cases of skin cancer and 200 melanomas caused by
sun exposure in the workplace every year,1 Pro-Visual Publishing has responded
with a call for education with its 2009/10 edition of the Sporting Amenities Guide to
Workplace Safety.
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Rain Bird’s New SMRT-Y Soil Moisture Sensor Kit
