Verticutting Sample Clauses
The Verticutting clause defines the requirements and procedures for performing verticutting, a turf maintenance process that involves cutting vertical grooves into the soil to remove thatch and promote healthy grass growth. This clause typically specifies the timing, frequency, and equipment standards for verticutting, as well as the areas of turf to be treated. By clearly outlining these expectations, the clause ensures consistent turf quality and helps prevent misunderstandings between parties regarding maintenance standards.
Verticutting. Frequency: Every 2 weeks. April - September Description: Verticut area with the appropriate equipment, at depths which avoid damage to the root system, and at two directions. Remove clippings.
Verticutting. Light vertical mowing on all greens and practice greens shall be performed every seven (7) to ten (10) days from April to September or as needed to control thatch build up and stimulate optimum turf growth. Heavy vertical cutting should be done in conjunction with the aerification operations.
Verticutting. 1) Provide de-thatching as needed within a comprehensive sport field maintenance schedule/program.