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Equipment and tools that save time and energy

1000PL-N Green Narrow Water Breaker
Dramm
The Green Narrow Soft Flow Water Breaker gives soft watering at home or in the garden center. Great for edge watering, containers and earlier stages of growth, the 1000PL-N is also good for watering baskets automatically. The focused pattern is wider than that of a 170, providing water to the whole basket, not just one section.
www.dramm.com


Mini photosynthesis reader
EARS
See if plants are getting the care they need easily with the new miniPPM photosynthesis reader. Measurements are taken in under a second, and are based on a plant’s chlorophyll fluorescence, a weak optical signal emitted by the plant. The reader can tell you if your herbicide is effectively killing weeds, or if it’s damaging plants. The instrument also shows if plants are stressed due to excess light or water shortage. The more advanced miniPPM-300 measures a complete photosynthesis light curve and produces a report to characterize the growth properties of a species or variety.
www.ears.nl


LumiGrow Pro horticulture lights

Growers Supply
Growers Supply has teamed up with LumiGrow to offer LED lighting solutions for the green industry. With the LumiGrow Pro 325 and 650 Horticultural Lights, you or your customers can reduce energy costs by up to 70 percent and boost yields by providing the exact light levels and spectra that plants need. LumiGrow Pro series lights feature a 50,000 hour rating without degradation, and run 70 percent cooler than HID lamps, saving on cooling costs.
www.growerssupply.com


Turf Boxes

TurfEx
Designed to be a durable, completely weather-resistant storage solution for green industry professionals, Turf Boxes feature high-density, UV-protected polyethylene construction. Available in two models, the TB110 and TB180, the boxes offer load capacities of 11 cubic feet (1,000 pounds) and 18 cubic feet (1,750 pounds) respectively. They’re ideal for storing fertilizer, topsoil, compost and tools.
www.trynexfactory.com

November 2012
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