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Sports Turf Association of Queensland

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25.01.2022 Connecting soil and water, the Hydrolink Range improves the interaction between your growing media, applied irrigation water and the plant root system; crucial ...in maintain healthy turf in Australia as we head into summer. The Hydrolink Range is a uniquely Australian product, developed, formulated, packed and designed for Australian conditions. All Hydrolink products have proven results and are backed by independent data, showing exceptional plant safety. For more information about the Hydrolink Range, go to our website: https://bit.ly/3nRG15N #hydrolink #globeturf #turf

23.01.2022 The QLD Government has made changes as of next Tuesday that open air stadiums can move from 75% capacity, to 100% allowing the possibility of a packed stadium for Origin 3 at Suncorp GAME ON!!! #NRL #Origin

16.01.2022 Gary from our partners ABC Tarps delivering the wicket hessian they donated and the wicket cover donated by STA Qld to Bundaberg Cricket Association . Congratulations and hope you get to use it soon!

16.01.2022 Vic Walsh Oval Upgrade has kicked off thanks to the $500,000 Federal Government Community Infrastructure Grant #moveitausgrants. This upgrade is the final part ...of Stage 1A of the entire Master Plan for Crosby Park. Hopefully it will look as good as Jack Ross in a couple of months! @landscapesolutions @sportaus See more

15.01.2022 Get out of bed at 4.30am on a Saturday to go and volunteer at your local sporting club and this is what awaits you... absolute grubs!!

09.01.2022 Greens cut and prepped for a big days play. Greens are now being mown at 3mm which should add a little pace

09.01.2022 Severe heatwave conditions next three days over Australia looks more reminiscent of January then late spring with temps reaching the mid 40’s in severe category.... Southern Victoria, far lower south east SA and Tasmania will avoid the worst of the heat but the very hot conditions will push north into NSW and large parts of Queensland next week. - John.

07.01.2022 A Tony Potter special at Allan Border Field today for the Kookaburra Cricket Premier T20 Competition. Queensland Premier Cricket Queensland Cricket. A great day for some exciting cricket action if you are looking for something to do. Starts at 10am

02.01.2022 Team Leader (Irrigation Installer Position) Are you looking for the next step in your career? Have you the experience in irrigation to run our team based in Cap...alaba Qld? Due to an increase in business, we have several positions available for experienced or qualified installers. You will be required to supervise the team and carry out all facets of irrigation installation, maintenance, repairs, upgrades, replacements and pump knowledge is also required. The installations are both Domestic and Commercial requirements. Must have a minimum of 2 years full time experience and be able to demonstrate leadership skills and the commitment to work as part of a team environment. It is essential that you hold a Construction White card and must hold an open driver’s license. Above award wages based on experience will be discussed upon interview. Start is ASAP. Please forward your resume to [email protected]

01.01.2022 *** EXTREME NOVEMBER HEATWAVE TO MOVE NORTH AND EASE AS WE MOVE INTO DECEMBER **** NAEFS model which we find here 95% accurate at giving an outlook on temperatu...res a couple of weeks away is indicating severe heatwave temperatures as a general rule of thumb to ease much of Australia as we move into December. The two reasons for this is a blocking high may form south of Western Australia pushing cooler air well into the continent the other factor may be monsoon conditions starting to build south of Indonesia which may push moisture into the north west part of the country regardless it looks like this November incredible heatwave in some parts of the country is set to ease over the coming week. Temperatures will return closer back to their normal average for December at least the first part of the month, this may be good news those who suffer heat stress. First image: NAEFS model picking up the heatwave several weeks ago for the last week of November between 23rd and 30th showing higher chance of normal temperature across most of the Nation which has occurred and will for few more days. Second image: Showing all that red shading all but gone meaning temperatures will be close to normal as we move into December some blue patches through north west Australia may indicate parts of tropical WA getting ready for the first monsoon of the season. - John