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Taking on social media with respect

August 7, 2017 By Jared Nemitz

I enjoy interacting on social media about all things turfgrass. I’m a believer in the benefits of social media to communicate, advance careers, interact professionally and learn new tips. Twitter is especially fun around the majors, when social media users ...

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Ruth Lake’s Dan Marco talks BASF Championship Rejuvenation

July 31, 2017 By Grant Gannon

Golfdom visits Ruth Lake Country Club to learn how the club and its Superintendent Dan Marco got involved in the Championship Rejuvenation program and the initial results he’s seen. ...

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Smithco celebrates 50 years of improving turf maintenance

July 19, 2017 By Katy Ibsen

For Ted Smith, founder of Pennsylvania-based Smithco, his greatest ideas came from the field. Of course, Ted’s proverbial “field” could be defined as many locales, but none more important than along the fairway. Here he would envision machinery that would ...

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Fans of flying fescue

July 18, 2017 By Seth Jones

Only at the U.S. Open could cutting down a swath of tall grass be considered a major storyline. Here’s the scene: Big storms blew through Erin Hills on Monday night. It stormed hard all night and into the morning. I ...

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Tips and Tricks: Writing the right cover letter

July 6, 2017 By Steven Wright

“To whom it may concern” is not the proper way to introduce yourself in a cover letter. Unless, of course, you want it to go to the bottom of the stack, or worse, the circular file. This is a trying ...

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Turf Rx

July 5, 2017 By Jesse Trcka

In prescription turf management, you’re the pharmacist. Many tools of our trade have their roots in agriculture. Things like drainage, seeders, fertilizer spreaders and sprayer technology have been influenced by the agricultural industry. Most of these tools started off as ...

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