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Water repellancy (commonly termed dry patch) occurs when turf soils suffer from severe, frequent or extended drought. While there are many penetrants on the market, only reputable products like MP Strike provide uniform rewetting with complete turf safety.

MP Strike is ideal for:
• Repairing turf damage from dry patch
• Increasing penetration and uniformity of irrigation
• Optimising placement of soil applied chemicals
• Draining soils to reduce the effects of cold, wet weather
• Enhancing nutrient availability

Convenient, cost-effective safe on all turf surfaces:
• available in liquid form for easy application
• offers a high degree of safety - will not burn turf
• flexible use rates for increased versatility
• can be applied stronger to last longer
• results in less water required to wet soil thoroughly

Did you know ….
In their primitive form, wetting agents are detergents that strip organic oils from free draining soils. Advanced products like MP Strike treat the effects of dry patch without damage to the fine root hairs that are essential for efficient nutrient uptake.

For more information about MP Strike...

MP Strike - Technical Datasheet (PDF file, 577kb)

MP Strike - MSDS (PDF file, 101kb)

Develop a soil moisture strategy to protect your turf
A preventative approach to dry patch control will ensure turfgrass copes with the driest of summers.

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