Application 04

Fairways & greens that play themselves.

An innovative, eco-friendly soil conditioner designed to integrate seamlessly with irrigation systems — improving soil structure while maximizing water and nutrient retention for healthier, greener, more resilient turf.

Benefits

Advantages

01

Golfers can resume play immediately after application — no interruption to their game.

02

Absorbs up to 200× its weight in water, keeping grass hydrated for extended periods.

03

Active for up to 30 days, gradually releasing water and nutrients for consistent turf health.

04

Slows water evaporation, ensuring hydration is available when it's needed most.

05

Enhances irrigation effectiveness by up to 30%, reducing water waste and watering frequency.

06

Lightweight and easy to handle — promoting sustainable turf management.

Close-up of a golf club and ball on a lush green fairway
Ecomist vs Wetting Agents

A superior water retainer.

Unlike wetting agents that merely reduce surface tension and lose effectiveness over time, Ecomist locks water and nutrients into the soil — extending root absorption, cutting watering to once every two days, and improving irrigation efficiency. No disruption to play, healthier turf, less water and fertilizer.

Application Schedule

Simple, Predictable, Effective.

DOSAGE

1 gallon Ecomist for every 100 gallons of water.

FREQUENCY

Apply once every 30 days, considering an estimated rainfall and irrigation amount of 7–8 inches.

Calculator

Dosage & Savings Estimator

Enter your operation's size and current annual costs to estimate Ecomist Turf RSL usage and projected savings.

Application rate: 4 gal per acre · 12 applications/year

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Monthly application based on ~7–8 in of rainfall/irrigation per cycle.

Projected Annual Savings
  • Water (30% reduction)$0
  • Fertilizer (15% reduction)$0
  • Electricity (18% reduction)$0
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Estimates only. Actual results vary by climate, soil, application practice, and local utility rates.