A document detailing guidelines for blending Profile Field & Fairway with native soil root zones, including steps for mixing, application rates, and rainfall considerations in a golf course setting.

Profile Field & Fairway provides guidance for incorporating the product into native soil root zones using either pre-blended fairway capping or on-site tilling. It outlines proper handling and screening of stockpiled topsoil, recommended inclusion rates of 10–20% by volume, and the use of calibrated blending equipment to create a homogeneous mix. Application depths from 4–12 inches for capping and specific depth-to-rate combinations for tilling are detailed to help maintain soil structure, avoid costly over-application, and prepare amended surfaces for seeding or sodding.

  • Recommends stockpiling and screening topsoil to a 1½-inch opening, free of sticks, stones and other foreign materials, while avoiding excessive pulverizing to protect soil structure.
  • Specifies incorporating 10–20% Profile Field & Fairway by volume, or 95–190 pounds per blended yard, using a double-hopper blending/screening unit with adjustable gates for controlled calibration.
  • Suggests applying fairway capping material at 4–12 inches, noting that just 1 inch of over-application requires an additional 135 cubic yards of blend per acre.
  • Describes an on-site tilling method that strips sod and thatch, applies Profile Field & Fairway to match tilling depth, and uses a reverse-tilling machine with two passes, supported by an application chart listing rates from 1162–3496 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. (25–76 tons per acre).
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