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Aquatrols Appoints New Territory Manager for Eastern Canada

Posted on May 26, 2021 (December 18, 2025)

(Paulsboro, NJ) – Aquatrols – the world’s largest manufacturer of cutting-edge soil surfactants and related technologies – has appointed Jonathan Albert as their newest Canadian Territory Manager. In his new role, Albert will be responsible for overseeing the company’s business in the Eastern region of Canada. Albert joins the Aquatrols team from Bayer, where he gained extensive experience in product development and trial testing as […]

Moving Seamlessly Into Sales

Posted on May 25, 2021

By Pat Jones | Five years ago Oregonian Jeff Stephenson took his agronomic knowledge – and love of golf – to Palm Springs. How did he make a speedy transition into a new role in a new place? Jeff Stephenson was the quintessential golf nerd. The Oregon native grew up caddying, played for his high […]

Blasting Out Salt Issues In The West

Posted on May 25, 2021

By Aquatrols | Like many superintendents in the west, Rick Friedemann has struggled with salt issues on his course for as long as he can remember. Three years ago, he decided he had enough and reached out to Aquatrols Territory Manager, Kenn Mauser for a solution. When Rick Friedemann left his home in the Sooner […]

Behind the Drop with Greg Sinner

Posted on March 19, 2021

In our Behind The Drop Q&A series, we bring you brief interviews with some of the minds driving innovation at Aquatrols. We speak to a wide variety of folks who work here at Aquatrols, exploring topics from research, to conservation, to business. Today we are featuring an interview with Greg Sinner, who recently joined the […]

More Time & Less Headaches

Posted on January 12, 2021

By: Pat Jones | Paul Golliff was able to conquer wilt and shed some turf anxiety thanks to Zipline and advice from his Aquatrols rep. Even at age 60, the lessons Paul Golliff learned decades ago working for Brian Chalifoux at Olympia Fields still resonate with him. One of those lessons was frugality. “I hate […]

Chicago Superintendent Feature: “I Hate Ball Marks”

Posted on November 18, 2020

By Pat Jones | How Chicago super Tim Christians uses Zipline in his never-ending fight against mushy greens. Tim Christians sums up how a lot of turfheads feel about the profession with this saying: “I don’t love it because of golf. I love it because of golf courses.” He had another saying when I talked […]

An Oklahoma Classic Gets a New Zip

Posted on September 16, 2020

By Pat Jones The renovation boom of the last decade drove a lot of aspects of our business: construction, irrigation, re-grassing, bunker sand…you name it. But for Nathan Neumann, his restoration at the venerable Oklahoma City CC also provided a unique opportunity to try a new wetting agent. Neumann has been at OKCC for three […]

Aqueduct Flex In Action

Posted on July 24, 2020

One of our distributor representatives shared a few videos that perfectly illustrated how easy it is to use Aqueduct Flex as a solution for dry spot and fast turf recovery. Check out the tweet below or click here to see the full thread. To learn more about aqueduct flex or any of our other turf […]

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Abiotic vs Biotic Stress Problems: How to Differentiate & Diagnose

Posted on April 30, 2020

Turfgrass injury and damage is caused by either abiotic or biotic factors. Some examples of abiotic factors or stressors include extreme weather/temperatures, soil compaction, nutrients/light, excess or deficient water, and adverse cultural practices. On the flipside, biotic stressors include living factors such as fungi, bacteria, viruses and pests. Though the differentiation between the two stressors […]

How to Get the Most Out of Your Pre-Emergent Application

Posted on March 24, 2020

Using a pre-emergent herbicide to control weeds on turf can be considered a “no-brainer” for many superintendents. However, there are some additional steps that can be taken to ensure that each pre-emergent application is as beneficial as it can be for a course. A few of those steps revolve around timing, multiple applications, watering-in, and […]

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