Heightened demand for consistent and pristine putting surfaces have fueled a frenzy in foliar feeding during the past decade. Superintendents have relied on leaf-uptake formulations to keep turfgrass growth steady and predictable.More>>

When the discussion came up at Marriott Golf concerning two properties in southern Florida that had long been overseeded in the winter, it was decided there didn't seem to be a good reason to continue the practice of carpeting the course in green during the season.More>>

Neil Cleveland, director of the U.S. Green Business for Bayer Environmental Science, talks about what the future holds for pesticides in a Democratic-dominated government in this podcast with Golfdom Editor in Chief Larry Aylward.More>>

Renown combines active ingredients from Heritage and Daconil fungicides.More>>

The Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE) recently rolled out its its plan to own our rightful place in the green movement by re-asserting the essential value of our products in protecting a healthy and vital environment from the consequences of ineffective plant management.More>>

Insecticides used on golf courses pose no threat to golfers, study says.More>>

Grain commodity prices push growers to dedicate fewer acres to turfgrass seed, but those acres should yield better products for superintendents.More>>

Chuck Silcox knows a thing or two about grub control. Golfdom Editor in Chief Larry Aylward recently spoke to Silcox, the global turf and ornamental product development manager for DuPont Professional Products, on the topic. Silcox is an industry veteran of 25 years and has been at DuPont for five...More>>

For years, salesmen and companies have promoted products and methods they say result in that magic combination of improving turf quality while saving money. Rarely has the reality matched the hype.More>>

Chain plans to increase selection of environmentally friendly alternatives.More>>