A compost producer asks about sand topdressing benefits, ideal compost-sand ratios for golf course and home markets, and compost tea efficacy.
Primarily for leveling uneven turf and improving drainage. Golf course greens/tees use high-sand mixes (USGA specs). For home lawns, a 50/50 to 70/30 sand/compost blend works well for leveling and drainage improvement.
Handling and trucking sand is expensive. Profitability depends on USGA/PGA contacts and approvals. Most compost producers sell bulk compost to course superintendents rather than blending themselves.
High-nitrogen or unstable teas smell bad and lose customers. Benefits are inconsistent. Focus on quality solid compost applications instead.
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