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1 Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS Aquatics . 4 - 13 Arborist Supplies . .14 - 20 Athletic Field Supplies / Line Marking Supplies . 21 - 33 Erosion Control . .. 34 - 38 Fencing Supplies . .. 39 - 40 Fertilizers . .. 41 - 53 Fungicides . .54 - 59 Gloves . .. 60 - 61 Growth Re gulators . .. 62 - 64 Herbicide s . .. 65 - 76 Insecticid es/Pesticides. .. 77 - 84 Irrigation Supplies . .. 85 - 90 Safety Supplies . 91 Salt Products / Winter . 92 - 104 Seed / Grass Seed / Mixes / Wildfl ower . .. 105 - 115 Soil Conditioners . .116 - 121 Spreaders / Sprayers . 122 - 126 Tools . 127 - 144 Wetting Agents / Spray Aides . .. .. .145 - 147 Weights & Measures . .. .148 - 149 Index . .150 - 156 Credit Application . 157 - 159 Notes . .. .. 160 800-300-4887 1 CONSERV FS OFFERS SEVERAL LOCATIONS - FIND ONE NEAR YOU! Caledonia, IL 14937 Route 76 Caledonia, IL 61011 Phone: 815.765.2571 Fax: 815.765.2203 Denny Ellingson - CTS Phone: 815.703.5461 Email: [email protected] DeKalb, IL Rockford, IL 20048 Webster Rd. 1925 S Meridian Rd. DeKalb, IL 60115 Rockford, IL 61102 Phone: 815.756.2739 Phone: 815.963.7669 Fax: 815.756.2795 Fax: 815.963.7667 Denny Ellingson - CTS Kurt Arndt - CTS Phone: 815.703.5461 Phone: 815.703.4143 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Kansasville, WI Tinley Park, IL 4304 S Beaumont Ave. 7851 - 183rd St. Scott Armstrong - CTS Kansasville, WI 53139 Tinley Park, IL 60477 Phone: 708.935.3576 Phone: 262.878.2048 Phone: 708.532.4723 Email: [email protected] Fax: 262.878.0181 Fax: 708.532.9268 Kyle Jungers - Product Specialist Mike Butler - CTS Jim Brower - CTS Phone: 217.778.0023 Phone: 262.206.3706 Phone: 708.935.2759 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Marengo, IL Wauconda, IL 20515 Harmony Rd. 27310 W Case Rd. Chris Smith - CTS Marengo, IL 60152 Wauconda, IL 60084 Phone: 847.815.5636 Phone: 815.568.7211 Phone: 847.526.0007 Email: [email protected] Fax: 815.568.7241 Fax: 847.526.0478 Denny Ellingson - CTS Josh Murray,Product Specialist Andy Heider - CTS Phone: 815.703.5461 Phone: 847.815.5671 Phone: 847.875.1698 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2 www.conservfs.com Professional Solutions: There is an industry benchmark for professionalism that you can count on! A way to separate a vendor from a valued business partner, and a salesperson from a true resource. This mark of excellence is a called the Certifi ed Turf Specialist, or CTS designation, a trademark of true professionalism. This year, we brought this expertise to our customers through programs like the ones listed below. • Field-Prep Events - Sports Turf Training - Weed Management Programs - Snow & Ice Melter Education - Soil Testing Options - Wrigley Field Training Day - Landscape Profi tability Seminar - A Talk on Golf Turf - Fertilization Management Programs - Riverhawks Training Day • Consulting Services When developing a sports complex, many things need to be considered in order to maximize the experience for the entire organization. Important considerations often get overlooked. Our experience has shown us what works and what can end with disastrous results. CONSERV FS’ Certifi ed Turf Specialists’ work with architects & maintenance staff to design the best possible playing surface along with maintenance plans that work. Careful consideration of the following plays a crucial role in the development and construction of optimal playing surfaces, as well as other possibilities. • Appropriate drainage • Particle and soil structure • Soil amendment selection and depth analysis • Selection and depth of growing medium • Current medium evaluation (on and off site) • Grass seed cultivar selection • Growing and fertilization procedure evaluation • Irrigation needs • Field usage planning • Managing budgetary constraints • Additional Services Established in 1928, Conserv FS has a long history of agronomic and turfonomic expertise. In order to serve our customers, we maintain numerous affi liations with leading turf educators such as the University of Illinois, Iowa & Wisconsin, Michigan State, Purdue University and many others. Our Certifi ed Turf Specialists prepare integrated nutrient, weed and pest management plans, and assist with preferred management practices. Get to know your CTS better and fi nd out how working with Conserv FS can make a difference! 800-300-4887 3 AQUATICS AquaMaster (Glyphosate) #490005 Captain XTR Aquatic Algaecide #490038 See RoundUp Custom #490332 Effective control of a broad spectrum of fi lamentous and planktonic algae. 9% double chelated copper. Water treated with Captain may be used for swimming, fi shing, Aquaneat (Glyphosate) #490026 watering livestock and for irrigating turf, fairways, putting greens and ornamental plants immediately For use on emerged aquatic weeds and brush in after treatment. Rate: 2 - 4 gallons/acre, read label for aquatic and other noncrop sites. Used for aquatic additional info Size: 2 x 2.5 gal environments like rivers, lakes, irrigation ditches, waste water treatment facilities, and estuaries. Apply to annual and perennial weeds at late growth rates. Rate: See label for rates Size: 2 x 2.5 gal Cide-Kick II (See “Site”, #434445) Nonionic penetrant made from natural limonene taken from the bark of pine trees. Increases effectiveness AquaShade (blue/yellow dye) #490006 and reduces treatment costs when used with foliar applied liquid herbicides & algaecides. Rate: 0.5-1 oz/ Check Out True-Blue! gal of spray solution for fl oating, immersed or terrestrial Patented, concentrated liquid formulation, use in weeds. For submersed weeds: 1.5 to 2.5 oz/gal of spray contained lakes and ponds. EPA registered for aquatic solution. plant growth control. Contains a blend of blue & yellow dyes to block out specifi c light rays critical to Size: 12 x 1 qt Size: 4 x 1 gal photosynthesis. #434019 #434027 No restrictions on swimming, fi shing, irrigation or stock watering. Leaves water a pleasing blue color. Rate: 1 gal/acre ft of water up to 4 ft average depth. Size: 4 x 1 ClearCast #490019 gal (aquatic herbicide) Effectively controls fl oating, emerged and shoreline weed species while allowing desirable plants to Aquathol Super K colonize; great on cattails. ClearCast can be applied (dipotassium salt of endothall) in a large variety of aquatic environments, including golf course ponds, irrigation canals and ditches. Quick-acting contact herbicide that controls major Rate: 64 oz/surface acre - use 1% MSO, read label for aquatic weeds including hydrilla, milfoil and curly-leaf additional info Size: .6 x 1qt pondweed. When used as labeled, it will not harm the environment, fi sh, birds or other aquatic life. Aquathol K dissipates quickly, leaving no residue, and does not bioaccumulate in fi sh or hydrosoil. Aquathol Super K Clipper #490058 provides alternative formulations to control submersed plants under diffi cult conditions such as moving water. It’s Fast! It’s Tough! It’s Gone! Rate: See label; need pond depth. The newest contact chemistry for the aquatics market, Clipper delivers fast and selective control of Size: 10lb pail Size: 2 x 2.5 gal tough invasive and nuisance plants such as caboba, watermeal, eurasian watermilfoil, water lettuce, #490013 #490014 duckweed, giant salvinia and more. Plus, Clipper dissipates quickly from the water column and does not accumulate in sediment. Clipper offers reduced PPE requirements 51% WDG formulation for easier application and handling. Rate: 6 - 12 oz/surface acre Submersed weeds: See label according to depth. Size: 4 x 1 lb Copper Sulfate #490200 (copper sulfate pentahydrate) Safe and economical for control of algae in ponds and lakes. Rate: 3 lb/ acre ft of water Size: 50 lb bag 4 www.conservfs.com AQUATICS Cutrine Plus (elemental copper) DMA 4 IVM #490055 (dimethylamine salt) Same Active Ingredient as EarthTec! Herbicide is intended for selective control of emergent Another Choice Against Filamentous Algae... aquatic weeds along with many broadleaf weeds in A patented, concentrated liquid algaecide with a wide forests, non-cropland, non-crop turf areas, and aquatic range of labeled use sites. Contains chelated copper areas. Rate: 2-4 quarts DMA 4 IVM with 50 to 100 gal. which stays in solution to continue controlling a broad water Size: 2 x 2.5 gal range of algae well after application. No water use restrictions after treatment. Rate: 0.6 - 4.8 gal/surface acre depending on depth. EarthTec (copper sulfate pentahydrate) Size: 4 x 1 gal Size: 2 x 2.5 gal #490046 #490049 Problems with Algae & Bacteria? Algaecide/bactericide for use in lakes, ponds, fountains & other water systems. Biologically active form of copper ion that will rapidly and evenly self-disperse Cutrine Plus Granular #490048 throughout the body of water. Lake and pond water may (elemental copper) be used immediately following treatment for irrigation without harm to plants or grass. Rate: 1-2 gal/3 acre ft A granular chelated copper algaecide ideally suited for treatment of bottom growing algae and spot treatments Size: 2 x 2.5 gal Size: 4 x 1 gal Size: 55 gal along docks, beaches, boat launches and fi shing #490051 #490052 #490053 areas. Controls growth before it reaches the surface. Rate: 60 lb/ surface acre of water Size: 30 lb bag Also comes in 275 gal tote - call for pricing and availability Devour #490050 (glyphosate) (blend of specialized enzymes, bacteria Glyphomate 41 & buffering agents) Used in Ponds! Post-Patent “Rodeo” Unique formulation containing 41% glyphosate and DEVOUR’s blend of enzymes, facultative & surfactant. GlyphoMate 41 is labeled for most aquatic nonfacultative bacteria accelerates break down of sites plus landscaping plantings, turf renovation, partially decomposed organic matter reducing sludge nurseries, roadside, farmsteads, orchard fl oors, fallow on lake and pond bottoms. Rate, Initial: 3-6lbs/ land and many other uses. You can buy one product surface acre of water, depending on nutrient levels instead of two! Rate: 1.3 - 3.8 oz/gal Maintenance Dosage: 1.5-2.0 lbs/surface acre of water Size: 24 - 8oz.
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