Without timely fertilisation, the lawn becomes weak, leading to yellowing and the appearance of weeds. Fertilisers are usually applied 2-3 times a year or more frequently if necessary. It is crucial to properly distribute the chemicals so that the granules fall onto the soil; otherwise, the leaves of the turf may burn. It is recommended to water the lawn the day before and two days after fertilising.
The waste resulting from mowing can be used as ingredients for composting, as well as a feed additive used in the production of silage from mown grass, which is fed to livestock as an environmentally friendly source of feed.
However, do not leave composting material on the surface of your lawn during wet periods. This can cause rot and lawn discolouration.