AllWeather Max Is a highly–concentrated anionic surfactant based wetting agent developed specifically for use in amenity turf.
AllWeather Max greatly improves water percolation through the soil profile, penetrating any compaction zone. This helps to reduce water logging and anaerobic conditions and improving rooting, nutrient uptake and the development of beneficial aerobic microbiology.
AllWeather Max can be tank–mixed with SB Brimstone90 WDG to increase the longevity of the percolating effect as well as to improve long–term soil structure, correct sulphur deficiencies, reduced rootzone pH and stimulate the growth of beneficial Thiobacillus sulphur–cycle microbiology.
Application
Standard Application: 1 -1.2 Litres per Ha in 400 litres of water.
For use with Brimstone and as a soil flush: Apply 1.2 litres of AllWeather Max with 12.5kg of Brimstone90 WDG per Ha in 400 – 600 litres of water.
AllWeather Max is best applied to slightly moist or dry surfaces before rainfall is forecast. It is recommended to follow up Autumn and Winter applications of AllWeather Max with an application of OrganoFeast in early Spring at a rate of 20 litres per Ha. In 600 litres of water. It is recommended to introduce Foundation HFU into the early Spring programme after applications of AllWeather Max and Brimstone90 WDG in combination (see Foundation data sheet for application info.)
Instructions on Tank Mixing with Brimstone WDG: Pre-dissolve the 12.5kg of Brimstone WDG in a minimum of 20 litres of water. Add this Brimstone solution to the spray tank, with agitation once the spray tank is 50% full and then add the 1.2 litres of AllWeather Max only once the tank is 90% full.
AllWeather can be applied to:
Technical Description
pH: 2 – 3
Anionic surfactant: 60%
Compatibility: AllWeather Max is compatible with most inorganic and organic fertilisers, pesticides and wetting agents. It is advised to carry out an initial bucket test when mixing AllWeather Max or contact your technical advisor for further information on compatibility and tank mixing.