Green Acres Turf Farm Testimonial

Green Acres Turf Farm of Colorado has used BioLynceus® products for more than four years as part of its turf production and soil-management program.

During that time, the farm has incorporated Humega®, Lot 125®, and Fulvex® to support turf quality, soil conditions, and overall production efficiency.

Reduced Dependence on Granular Fertilizers

According to Green Acres Turf Farm, the program helped the operation substantially reduce its use of conventional granular fertilizers while maintaining—and improving—the quality of its turf.

The BioLynceus® products became part of a broader agronomic strategy designed to support:

  • Turf vigor

  • Nutrient availability

  • Soil quality

  • Root-zone development

  • Fertilizer efficiency

  • Long-term turf production

Supporting Seed Germination Under Challenging Water Conditions

The farm also reported that the combined use of Humega®, Lot 125®, and Fulvex® helped support seed germination under less-than-ideal irrigation water conditions.

Improving the soil and root-zone environment provided better conditions for establishing healthy turf during early growth.

Extending the Turf Harvest Season

Another reported benefit was the ability to harvest turf for a longer portion of the growing season.

By supporting turf establishment and soil conditions, the treatment program became an important tool in the farm's effort to maintain consistent turf quality and production.

Long-Term Soil and Turf Management

For Green Acres Turf Farm, BioLynceus® products have remained an important part of its long-term turf-management program.

“The overall use of Humega®, Lot 125®, and Fulvex® has helped us overcome less-than-ideal water conditions for seed germination, harvest longer into the season, and support our overall plan to improve soil quality.”

Dale Aigaki
Green Acres Turf Farm of CO, LLC

The results described above reflect the experience of this individual turf farm. Performance may vary depending on soil type, irrigation water quality, climate, fertilizer program, turf species, and management practices.