News, articles, and technology innovations for aerators used in turfgrass cultivation.
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Cultural Management Can Limit Damage From Disease November 1, 2008
Turfgrass diseases can create many headaches for golf course superintendents, and it is tempting to rely on magic bullets to cure them. However, cultural practices are really the foundation of a turfgrass disease control program.More>>
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Toro Buys Soil Reliever From Southern Green October 15, 2008
Soil Reliever aerators give Toro a new product line in an expanding turfgrass maintenance niche.More>>
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Right on Line April 1, 2008
They might not need to be fast, but they had better be consistent. Whether you manage a par-3, daily-fee track or a possible U.S. Open venue, golfers expect greens to be in harmony with each other.More>>
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Controlling Your Poa March 1, 2008
The presence of perennial Poa biotypes can lead to erratic control and require a program that spans several years.More>>
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Any Way You Punch It April 1, 2007
Aerification is probably the most important cultural practice you can do to enhance and improve a turf stand. But with so many different methods and depths, which is the best for your facility? Before you can answer that question, you first must answer these questionsMore>>
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Alternative Tine Entry Angles Make Subtle Impact on Soil March 1, 2006
The authors hypothesize that aerifying with different tine entry angles will impact a greater surface area, thereby enhancing water infiltration rates, reducing localized dry spots and enhancing turfgrass quality. They describe their research to determine the effects of tine diameter and entry...More>>
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Effects of Core Aeration on USGA Putting Greens October 1, 2005
A Canadian study of the effects of core aeration finds that the proper timing of aeration may make a difference to drainage through the rootzone mix. The research also suggested ways to reduce the chance of developing a compaction pan.More>>
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To Air is Human When it Comes to Anaerobic Greens June 1, 2005
Management of anaerobic golf greens has always been a dilemma to golf course superintendents. Anaerobic soils limit the amount of free oxygen available in the rootzone, impede root development and restrain nutrient availability for turf growth.More>>
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Healthy Injection for the Greens March 1, 2005
For superintendents, the sales pitch is becoming increasingly difficult to resist. Imagine a machine that injects 500 to 700 pounds of topdressing per 1,000 square feet of turf - up to 250 percent more than a traditional application.More>>
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Around the Country With the USGA Green Section July 15, 2004
Here are the latest turf-management updates from the field.More>>
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