A perfect start with Granucote®CRF, Greenstar®CRF & Granupermanent®CRF From a fertilizer perspective there are five important rules of thumb to give your turf a perfect start in the spring. 1. Start on time with spring application A common mistake we make…
From a fertilizer perspective there are five important rules of thumb to help your turf endure the winter months: High nitrate levels in winter increase the disease pressure turfgrass and should be avoided. In fact, every crop becomes more susceptible to…
MIVENA has launched a new product from its Granuform line: 16+0+22+2MgO+4Si. It has all the quality nutrients of our well-known SRF family, but we have added a special ingredient: Silica(Si). The presence of Silica improves the strength and structure of…
Higher temperatures and longer days are the indicators for golf courses in Southern Europe to get ready for a new golf season. The challenge of turf maintenance and fertilization on a golf course is the complexity due to the multiple…
Every successful maintained sport pitch starts with a good soil and turf management plan. Mivena is happy to help you make the right choices. The winter period is a tough time for the turf. Wet conditions cause extra play damage…
One of the most important working areas for Mivena are Golf courses. We have been supplying fertilizers to Golf courses all over Europe since the foundation of our company in 2003. As anyone who works in this sector knows, no…
Mivena’s recommendations for a perfect start of your sport-pitch Every successful maintained sport pitch starts with a good soil and turf management plan. Mivena is happy to help you make the right choices. Some questions to ask ourselves: These three…
In the beginning of 2020, we started a collaboration with Laboratorios Neval from Spain. Laboratorios Neval is a government certified laboratory with a trial station in the region of Valencia, that specializes in (field) research of phytosanitary products, fertilizers, nematodes,…
From a fertilizer perspective there are five important rules of thumb to help your turf endure the winter months: 1. Minimize nitrate NO₃ availability High nitrate levels in winter increase the disease pressure turfgrass and should be avoided. In fact,…