ICL is once again exhibiting at GroundsFest

ICL is once again exhibiting at GroundsFest, bringing practical solutions and expert advice to turf managers, grounds staff, landscapers, and contractors from across the industry.

As a global leader in turf and landscape solutions, ICL delivers products that professionals trust – whether it’s for high-performance sports surfaces or quality green spaces.

This year, we’ll be showcasing a range of innovations designed to support plant health, improve nutrient efficiency, control weeds, and strengthen integrated turf management (ITM) programmes.

Reliable, Talilored Nutruition

At the stand, you can explore our proven Sportsmaster and Landscaper Pro fertilisers, developed to deliver reliable, tailored nutrition across sports turf and amenity settings.

Weed control will also be a key focus, with guidance on total weed management using Roundup ProVantage and Roundup ProActive, alongside selective solutions like Praxys and Trophy XL – ideal for tackling broad-leaved weeds.

A key feature this year will be our professional spreader range. Designed for precision, durability, and ease of use, these machines help turf professionals maximise application accuracy and product performance.

Technical Experts

GroundsFest is also a great opportunity to speak directly with the ICL team.

Their technical and commercial experts understand the day-to-day challenges of turf and landscape management and can provide support on product choice, application timing, and long-term turf care strategy.

Visit the ICL stand at GroundsFest 2025 to discover new developments, get advice tailored to your site, and find out how we can help you deliver consistent, high-quality results all year round.

Please contact ICL on 01473 237100 or visit www.icl-sf.co.uk or www.icl-sf.ie if you are in Ireland.

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