Agri-Inject, Inc., a leading provider of fluid injection technology for the golf, turf, agriculture and water treatment industries, announced that Tim Lowry has been named Golf Product Manager.
Lowry has 12 years experience working with golf course superintendents to develop specific fertilizer programs, as well as solving reclaimed water issues, dealing with compacted soil and troubleshooting turf grass challenges.
Since 2008, Lowry has been an independent contractor for Agri-Inject, as well as Greensmiths and LidoChem, where he introduced beneficial products and programs to golf courses in multiple states. He has worked in the golf industry since the mid-1990s, serving as a sales representative and sales manager primarily in the fertilizer and turf care arena. He has a degree in business and agriculture from Eastern Washington University.
“The Agri-Inject proportional injection system gives golf course superintendents precise control of the application of fertilizers, pesticides, turf care products and other concentrates, without investing a huge amount of money,” said Lowry. “This can help reduce input costs without sacrificing effectiveness and results.”
Lowry will be based in San Clemente, California, and can be reached at 949-257-3909 or tlowry@agri-inject.com.
“We have seen much growth in the golf sector and believe it is important to have a dedicated professional like Tim Lowry on staff to lead our efforts and respond to customer needs,” said Agri-Inject CEO Erik Tribelhorn.
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