Brian Grill

Did I just see @expomick on TV at the Blue Jays game?

1 of the best new greens grade fert @VereensTurf has is ready! 14-0-28, 70%SRN. 3 priller, no filler.

Oh hey there. You got any #3PNF greens grades? Yeah, we got that! #deathtofiller #fertilizer @VereensTurf

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He’s so hot right now

#8 of 2026! Love some @Hardees Frisco Burger.

Word. @turfmow @TyRobbTurf @BorRazu13 @TurfgrassZealot @TloweTgrass

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TurfBeard TurfWalk - #2. Cold weather has it brown — and that’s okay. St. Augustine and bermuda doing exactly what they should right now.

For the NFL fans who don’t get it - imagine @JoshAllenQB and @trevorlawrence throwing bombs at midfield…..hey not a bad idea

Booth 3901 is THEE booth. Full Bags, Full Brains.

Bag price doesn’t equal true cost. True cost shows up at the application rate, to deliver 1 lb of nitrogen per 1,000 Different products require different amounts of material to reach the same nitrogen target, and that difference changes cost per 1,000 Same N rate. Different math

Keep that shit away!

When fertilizer is applied, every pound doesn’t contribute the same way. W/ Fireworks, every lb applied is working to deliver N. With other blends, a portion of the material applied does not contribute nitrogen delivery. Same turf. Same N goal. Different result on the ground.

Bro, heard it was perrtyy

Nitrogen density changes application rate. When more of the bag is working to deliver nitrogen, you don’t need to apply as much material to hit your target rate. Same nitrogen goal. Different amount of product moved.

Fireworks is built with three nitrogen forms. • Urea (polymer-coated) • Ammonium (plant-available) • Nitrate (immediately available) To reach a 29% analysis, a 50-lb bag contains 50 lbs of material providing N, immediate response, steady feeding & long-availability. #DTF #3PNF