Demonstration
of Root System treated with ACT
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Two pails were filled with sand excavated from the same location. Bermuda Tif 419 sod was cut from the same golf green and was placed on top of the sand. Equal numbers of drain holes were drilled in the bottom of each pail and equal amounts of water were provided daily to each pail. The pail on the left received an application of ACT. The test began on 19 May and ended almost five months later on 13 October. |
On completion of the test the sod samples were removed from the sand. Every attempt was made to protect the root structure of both samples. This was made easier by using sand rather than sod. This picture shows the difference ACT treated sample on the left and the untreated sample on the right. The treated roots were more than twice as long as the untreated root sample. |
| Results from the drilling fluids and salt water spillage from a new water well located at a tennis court in Midland, Texas USA. This picture shows a large area of grass killed by salt water pollution. | The damaged area is
shown 60 to 90 days after an application of ACT.
The grass has returned to fully cover the entire area and is
even healthier than prior to the well drilling. |
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Different angle |
Different angle |