Envu listened to golf course superintendent feedback when developing its end-of-year business savings programs by adding product flexibility. Customers have two opportunities to save money in 2024. The first is with the NOW Solutions program, enabling golf course superintendents to procure essential products, enhancing flexibility and long-term cost-effectiveness. The second is with My Envu Rewards, which offers a cost savings calculator to help customers maximize savings and rewards.
“While superintendents are starting to plan for the new year, we know they are busy managing turfgrass issues now,” said Mark Ford, campaign activation manager for golf at Envu. “The NOW Solutions program can be helpful. August 1 through September 30, customers can purchase the products they need now and have them count toward Early Order Program benefits to enjoy the extended terms. In short, if they need it now, there’s no reason not to buy now.”
The 2024 NOW Solutions agronomic solutions bundles are designed to mitigate several troublesome diseases. For added flexibility and performance, Resilia root health solution, Densicor fungicide and Castlon fungicide can be added to the Greens Health and Snow Mold solutions pairings. NOW Solutions bundles for 2024 include:
- Greens Health bundle, which helps control Pythium root rot, foliar Pythium and summer decline. The products include Banol fungicide + Signature XTRA Stressgard fungicide or Chipco Signature fungicide.
- Snow Mold product offering, which includes Interface Stressgard fungicide + Mirage Stressgard fungicide to deliver consistent snow mold control.
- MiraCast program, a foundation for control of foliar and soilborne diseases and plant health. Products in the bundle include the new Castlon fungicide + Mirage Stressgard fungicide.
- PRE3, a trusted product bundle that includes Specticle FLO herbicide + Tribute Total herbicide for proactive control of Poa annua. Golf course superintendents can benefit from a new loyalty promotion with lower prices on Specticle FLO herbicide and the ability to add additional herbicides to their programs.
