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Fertilizer
Injection Equipment
On
Line Store
Fertigation is the process of injecting small amounts of fertilizer to the
sprinkler system every time the irrigation cycles. In effect,
you are spoon-feeding the lawn and landscape with just the right
amount of nutrients needed. Fertigation has been proven to
dramatically reduce fertilizer runoff, and improve turf and
landscape quality and appearance. The methodology has been perfected
for decades by Hydroponics greenhouse vegetable growers since 1980. In
the 1990's, it spread to the greenhouse ornamental growers and golf
courses, but the equipment cost was in the thousands.
Now, this eco-friendly and efficient equipment is affordably available for a small
commercial property and residential homeowners. Several models
are available depending on the amount of control and flexibility
desired by the owner.
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ALL NEW! The
Mojo Feeder™
High quality,
Single Piece, Blow Molded
polypropylene tank.
Integrated,
Precise, Flow Control
Completely encased in a
sleek,
secure cabinet.
Discretely installed near your backflow device.
Two separate internal
chambers guarantee the fertilizer never gets diluted.
Even dispensing assured throughout the cycle.
Refill it at any
time without waste or spillage. This is
"True Proportioning",
dispensing the same concentration of fertilizer no
mater how large or small the various zones are.
Adjustable
metering valve allows you to easily turn up for a quick green up
or down for maintenance.
Easily installed in
15 minutes! |
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Mojo Feeder With Enclosure:
List
price: $399.
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NEW! The
Mojo Pro Feeder™
For
ultimate control in fertigation in a more complex landscape,
the Mojo Pro Feeder is driven by a
patented controller that
provides capability to dispense a different fertilizer
concentration for each zone.
Each zone can be separately
programmed to get between 3 and 35 ounces of fertilizer per hour.
Injector runs on
24VAC and can be mounted on the main line or
purchase in a preassembled outdoor enclosure.
Basic unit comes
with (1) 8 zone controller and 1 injector.
Build more complex
systems by adding more controllers for more zones or additional
injectors to apply multiple chemicals simultaneously.
RUST STOPPING
specialty! This
system is the perfect device to distribute rust stopper to
select zones.
Controlled Fertilizing by Zone! |
Basic System: (1) Injector and
(1) 8 zone controller
$399.00
Additional 8 zone
controller $149.00
Additional injector $249.00
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ALL NEW!
The Mojo MaxPro Feeder™
Commercial grade diaphragm pump delivers
big power, up to
1 gallon of fertilizer per hour on any size main.
Runs on
24VAC so it can be field installed or located in a pump house or on
a control panel. NEMA 4 enclosure allows installation even
in a valve box.
Measures a mere 4"x5"x6".
Unit is also
controlled by a patented controller that allows different
fertilizer concentrations for each zone.
No other device at
any price has the features of this dynamic and powerful and zone controlled injector.
Fertilize Very Large Turf Areas! |
Mojo MaxPro
Feeder $899.00
Additional 8 zone
controller $149.00
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No
two irrigations systems are alike. Sizes, locations, and turf
types all have unique needs. We strongly urge you to to do
some research before you install an irrigation system. Even if
you already have one, it is helpful to review your system compared
to what is considered standard practice. An easy to understand
tutorial is available at
http://www.irrigationtutorials.com/reviews/index.htm
The
average lawn will need about 10 oz. of our liquid fertilizer per 1000 sq. ft.
each week. In areas where the irrigation system is the
principal source of water, the 10 oz is spread over all the watering
cycles per week. If you do not run your sprinkler system
all week due to rain, you should run the fertilizer system at 20 oz.
per 1000 sq.ft. the following week to make up for the week of no
application.
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