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TerraCottem® in Fußballplätzen Weltweite Referenzen & Vorteile Eingearbeitet in den Wurzelbereich von Rasenflächen, wird der Bodenhilfsstoff TerraCottem® eingesetzt, um Trockentoleranz und die Bewässerunsintensität von Spielfeldern zu verbessern. Er unterstützt excellentes Rasenwachstum und Plaztpflege und vergrößert die Aufnahme- und Speichermöglichkeit von Wasser und Nährstoffen (Dünger) in der Rasentragschicht. Gleichzeitig muß bedeutend weniger Wasser und Dünger zugeführt werden, um trotzdem den Platz in einem Top Zustand zu halten ! Was ist TerraCottem®? … wurde an der Universität Gent entwickelt … ist ein physisch wirksames bodenverbessendes Produkt … stimuliert die Produktion von Biomasse und Wachstum von Wurzeln und Pflanzen. … erhöht die Speicherkapazität des Bodens für Wasser und Nährstoffe … besteht aus einer Mischung von mehr als 20 Komponenten einem optimalen Mischungsverhältnis. Die Komponenten können in 6 Gruppen aufgeteilt werden: 1. Wasserabsorbierende Polymere 2. Lösliche minerale Dünger 3. Langsam wirkende minerale Dünger 4. Synthetische organische Dünger 5. Trägermaterial Lava oder Zeolith 6. Wurzelwachstumsstimmulatoren Vorteile durch TerraCottem® in Sportplätzen Eingebracht in die Rasentragschicht bietet TerraCottem® eine große Auswahl an Vorteilen für die Rasenpflanzen und den Boden und für diejenigen, die für die Pflege, den Unterhalt und den allgemeinen Rasenzustand verantworlich sind: Plagge, Pflanze und Reduzierung der Einlagen Bodenkonditionierung Wurzelwachstum • Reduzierung der • Zunahme der • Schnelleres, Bewässerungs- mikrobiologischen vollständigeres frequenz bis zu Aktivität Aufkommen 75 % • Verringerung des • Stärkere, • Reduzierung des Zuwachsens dürreresistentere Düngermittelbedarfs • Bessere Grasfläche bis zu 60 % Bodenbelüftung • Schnellere • Weniger Verlust auf Wiederherstellung von Grund von geschädigten Düngerausspülung Grasflächen • Weniger Zeitaufwand für Pflege Blackburn Rovers Training Ground (1999 & 2001) City of Arnhem (1995-6) Los Barrios C.F. (2002) 1. Africa Boundary Park (Oldham, 2001) Berkel (1994) Marpafut High Performance Football Centre (1999) Britannia Stadium (Stoke City F. C., 1997) City of Capelle a/d Ijssel (1996) El Molinón Stadium (Sporting Gijón C.F., 1998) 1.1 Burkina Faso The City Ground (Nottingham Forest F. C., 1999) Olympic Stadium (Seville, 1999) Bobo Dialasso Sport Complex (Bobo Dialasso, 1997) Darling Football Club (2001) De Kuip Stadium (Feyenoord F. C., 1995) San Mamés Stadium (Atlético de Bilbao, 1997) Derby County F.C. Training pitches (2002) F. C. Den Bosch (1994) Santa Maria Polo Club (Sotogrande, Cádiz, 2002) Ewood Park (Blackburn Rovers F. C., 1995) City of Den Haag (1998) Vallecas Stadium (Vallecas C. F., 1997) 1.2 South Africa Exton Training ground (Bolton Wanderers, 2001) City of Deventer (1994-6) Villareal C.F. (2002) Norwich Park Newlands Rugby Stadium (Cape Town, 1999) City Stadium (Leicester City F. C., 1999) City of Didam (1995-6) Goodison Park (Everton F. C., 2000) City of Dronten (1995-7) 4.12 Tunisia The Hawthorns (West Bromwich Albion F. C.,1998) City of Emmen (1994-5) Liverpool Soccer Academy, phase 1 & 2 (1997-8) City of Enschede (1995) Olympic Stadium (Tunis, 2000) 2. Australia Loftus Road (Queens Park Rangers F.C. & Wasps R. C., 1997) Feyenoord Training Centre (1994) Manchester United FC Trafford Training Centre (1998-9 & 2001) Go Ahead Eagles Stadium (1994) 4.13 Turkey 2.1 ACT Manchester City Carrington Training Complex (2001 & 2002) City of Havelte (1996) Department of Sport & Recreation (1999) Melwood Training Ground (Liverpool F.C, 2002) Heerlen (1995) Antalya Atatürk Stadium (Antalya Spor, 1998) Middlesbrough F. C. Training Ground (1999) City of Hoorn (1997) Dereagzi Training Field (Fenerbahce Spor Club, 1998) Fenerbahce Spor Club (Dereagzi Training Field, 1998) 2.2 NSW Preston North End (1999) City of Huizen (1997) Riverside Stadium (Middlesbrough F. C., 1998) V. V. Juventus (1994) Inönü Stadium (Beşiktaş Jimnastik Club, 1998) Burwood Council (1998) JJB Stadium (Wigan Warriors R. C., 1998) City of Kerkrade (1994 & 1997) Karabük Yenisehir Stadium (Karabük Spor, 1998) Leichhardt Council – King George Park (1999) Selhurst Park (Crystal Palace & Wimbledon F.C., 1996) City of Leek (1998) Karabük Spor Training Field (1998) Leichhardt Council – Easton Park (1999) The Stadium of Light (Sunderland F. C., 2000 & 2001) City of Leiden (1996) Olympic Stadium (Istanbul, 2001) Tranmere Rovers F.C. (2002) City of Maasdonk (1997-8) Yozgat Yimpaş Spor (2001) Upton Park (West Ham United F. C., 1998) Maastricht (1995) 3. Asia Vicarage Road (Watford F. C. & Saracens R. U. C., 1998) City of Nijmegen (1995-6) City of Nunspeet (1998) 5. South America 3.1 China City of Putte (1996) 4.3 Finland 5.1 Brazil Shandong Football Sports Association Training Center (1999) City of Rijswijk (1994 & 1997-8) Keski-Espoo (1999) Luneng Football Academy (Shandong Weifang, 2000) City of Rotterdam (1997) Club Recreativo Bom Despachense (1998-9) Kontula (Helsinki, 2000) Yunnan Sports Center (Yunnan, 2000) City of Schijndel (1997) Belo Horizonte Mini-Football (1999) Kupittaa (Turku, 2000) City of Schoonebeek (1996) Club Forno de Minas (1999) Käpylä (Helsinki, 1997) City of Stein (1996 & 1998) Cruziero Esporte Clube Training Center (Cruziero C. F., 1998) Lahti Stadium (Lahti, 2002) 3.2 Japan Terneuzen (1995) Palmas Municipal Stadium (2000) Leppävaara (Espoo, 2000) Texel Stadium (1994) Fabric Calçados San Marino (1998) Shiba Baseball Ground (Tokyo, 1998) City of Helsinki (1995-7) Tiel (1995) Käpylä Stadium (1997) City of Utrecht (1997) 3.3 Malaysia Prunttimäki Football Pitches (Seinäjoki, 2002) City of Woerden (1998) Tapiola 2 (Espoo, 2000) Langkawi Sport Complex (Langkawi, 1996) Töölö Pallokenttä (Helsinki, 2000) Petronas Training Centre (Petronas, Malaysia, 1996) 4.9 Norway 4.4 Germany Karuss Athletic Park (Kristiansand, 2000) Kristiansand Stadium (2000) 4. Europe Gerry Weber Stadion (1994) Trogstad Stadium (Trogstad, 2000) Mappen F. K. (1996) 4.1 Belgium Werder Bremen (2000) Boechout (1993) Leverkusen (2017) 4.10 Scotland C. Vanden Stock Stadium (RSC Anderlecht, 1996) Celtic Park training pitch (2002) S. K. Deinze (1994) K. Z. Dentergem (1994) 4.5 Italy Driefontijn Center (K. S. V. Vilvoorde, 1998) Vollan (Lana, 1994) 4.11 Spain Kessel-Lo (Voetbalcentrum, 2001) Maasmechelen (2000) Almansa C.F. (2002) S. V. Mol (1998) 4.6 Latvia Nuevo Arcángel Stadium (Córdoba C. F., 1997 & 2002) Cádiz C.F. (2002) K. V. Oostende (1994) Skonto F. C. (Riga, 1998) S. K. Ronse (1994) Ceuti Municipal Stadium (Ceuti C. F., 1997 ) K. S. V. Wakken (1994) Ciudad Deportiva Kelme (Córdoba , 1997) K. S. V. Waregem (1993) 4.7 Malta Español C.F. (Barcelona, 2002) Ciudad Deportiva Extremadura (Extremadura C. F., 1998) Independence Arena (2000) Esportin de Gijón (2002) 4.2 England Ciudad Deportiva Kelme/Kelme Sport City (1996 ) Adams Park (Wycombe Wanderers F.C., 2002) 4.8 The Netherlands La Roda C.F. (2002) Lorca C.F. (2002) Anfield Road (Liverpool F. C., 1998) Ajax Training Centre (1996) Blackburn Rovers Academy (1999) City of Almere (1997-8) Z.V.V. Apeldoorn (1994) .
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