Slow release organo-mineral fertiliser engineered for golf fairways, tees, surrounds, sports fields and ornamental lawns (≥ 10 mm). Stable growth, colour and resilience with reduced leaching and a lower environmental footprint.
Application window indicative; adjust to local growing season and soil analysis.
Positioned as a performance grade fertiliser for golf, sports and premium landscape turf where consistency, playability and visual quality are non-negotiable.
NPK 16-4-8 is configured as a core building block in modern turf programs. It can either replace multiple quick release hits or sit alongside existing liquids and renovation inputs.
The organo-mineral profile secures both short-term visual uplift and long term soil improvement, enabling turf managers to drive performance while tightening the environmental profile of their fertiliser strategy.
A concise deployment sequence that integrates with existing mowing, irrigation and renovation workflows.
Review turf density, colour and traffic zones. Where feasible, run soil tests for pH and nutrient status to avoid over-application and fine-tune rates.
Schedule applications in the active growing season (typically March–September) and align intervals with mowing and irrigation plans for stable response.
Mow to recommended height (≥ 10 mm for treated areas) and remove excessive clippings so granules reach the soil profile instead of sitting on foliage.
Set the spreader for 20–35 g/m². Apply in a cross-hatch pattern (N–S, then E–W) to secure even coverage and minimise striping or localised peaks.
Irrigate after application to move nutrients into the root zone, activate the organic fraction and reduce granule pick-up on shoes and equipment.
Track colour, clipping yield and playing quality. Combine with aeration and correct mowing. Repeat within the 8–12 week window as part of your annual nitrogen program.
Core parameters for specification sheets, RFQs and seasonal maintenance planning. All values are indicative and should be aligned with local soil analysis and turf strategy.
Align product, logistics and documentation to your turf portfolio from single site clubs to multi course operators and municipal sports assets.
Organic fertilisation is not only about immediate visual response. It is a structural upgrade to the soil plant system that compounds over multiple seasons.
The organic component increases soil organic matter, aeration and aggregate stability. This drives better infiltration, nutrient retention and root anchoring for consistently greener turf.
Nutrients are released gradually as the organic fraction mineralises, minimising scorch risk and smoothing growth curves. Clipping yields become more predictable and manageable.
Active soil biology improves nutrient cycling and helps the profile hold moisture more efficiently, which can reduce irrigation requirements during stress periods.
With lower leaching risk and fewer harsh residues, organic programs support regulatory compliance, ESG metrics and stakeholder expectations around environmental stewardship.
Operational questions that typically come up during specification, trials and rollout.
It is an organo-mineral fertiliser that combines organic matter with mineral nutrients in a slow-release format. The 16-4-8 analysis provides nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, with added magnesium and iron to support colour and photosynthesis.
Golf fairways, tees, surrounds, sports pitches and ornamental lawns maintained at or above 10 mm cutting height. Suitable for parks and high-visibility green spaces where colour and durability matter.
Typically every 8–12 weeks during the active growing season. The exact cadence depends on turf species, climate, irrigation and performance expectations.
The gradual release profile and organic fraction help reduce burn risk and nutrient runoff. Standard PPE and best-practice handling guidelines still apply.
By adding organic matter and stimulating microbial life, the product improves structure, cation exchange capacity and moisture-holding capacity, which in turn enhances resilience and reduces compaction issues.
Yes. Replace one or more synthetic applications with NPK 16-4-8, adjust rates based on soil tests and monitor the turf response. Over time, you can increase the organic share of your annual N budget.
To secure continuity of supply, we may replace unavailable raw materials with functionally equivalent alternatives of equal or higher performance. Any change remains within specification and is reflected on the bag label.
Organic NPK 16-4-8 is designed to move turf from “baseline acceptable” to “consistently premium”. The visuals below illustrate the journey from preparation through post-application and into a fully maintained, mature sward.
Properly preparing your lawn for fertilisation will help ensure that you achieve optimal results and avoid any potential harm.
Congratulations on fertilising your lawn! You have taken an important step towards maintaining a healthy and vibrant green space.
Remember, fertilising alone is not enough to keep your lawn in top shape. Adequate mowing, watering, and regular maintenance are essential for a lush and beautiful lawn.
Enjoy the benefits of your hard work, and may your lawn thrive with the nutrients it needs!
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