Nufarm will showcase numerous innovations, including its new Poa management solution, Velocity PM Herbicide, during the GCSAA Conference and Trade Show in Phoenix.
“Velocity PM is an important evolution for superintendents to gain Poa management that performs at their pace,” said Nufarm vice president of Turf & Ornamental sales Blaine Pinkerton. “It’s a great example of where Nufarm is leading the way with solutions that make a real difference in the outcomes our customers are achieving on the course.”
Nufarm will highlight EZ choices for superintendents to manage weeds, transition Poa, control disease and solve time and labor challenges. Solutions attendees can learn more about include:
- Velocity PM Herbicide
- Tourney EZ, Affirm, Traction and Pinpoint fungicides
- Allstar, Celero, Change Up and Millennium Ultra 2 herbicides
- Anuew EZ Plant Growth Regulator
Nufarm technical and sales team will be available at booth #3546 to discuss the product lineup. While at the booth attendees can:
- Enter for a chance to win a Bushnell Wingman View Bluetooth Speaker
- Hear live booth presentations at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 about Velocity PM Herbicide’s ability to optimize Poa transition programs for warm- or cool-season turfgrass
- Enjoy beverages from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Jan. 31
Also in Phoenix, Nufarm and GCSAA EXCEL Leadership Program 2024-26 classes will convene for a Monday night reception and a four-day Rise to Shine education track. The EXCEL Leadership Program is a three-year program that offers leadership training for personal, career and community/industry stewardship exclusively for assistant superintendents.
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