Sting nematode distribution in putting green root zones
Jim Kerns, Ph.D., and his graduate student Glen Galle observed sting nematodes’ annual behavior to improve chemical application timing. ...Read More
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Ask Thad: Why self-promotion is a good thing
I understand New York doesn’t allow a fertilizer application before April 1; is there a reason for this other than an April Fools’ joke? — Kennedy Ellis, @KennedyAnneTurf, Michigan The New York State Dishwasher Detergent and Nutrient Runoff Law ...Read More
Turf Tweet of the Month: Talking turf with a special visitor
This month’s #TurfTweetoftheMonth is from Chad Price (@CgcChad) President, Carolina Green Corp., Carolina Green Sod, GameOn Grass in Monroe, N.C. Chad shares a special visitor he had recently in his tweet. Our #TurfTweetoftheMonth is sponsored by @SyngentaTurf. See a funny or interesting Tweet in your ...Read More
How to guide PGR applications by growing degree days
At the University of Nebraska, our lab has been creating models to predict the duration and performance of plant growth regulators (PGRs) using growing degree day (GDD) models. We have more than 570 different models specific to grass species, the ...Read More
Learn more about the benefits of Deacon
Mike Kenna, Ph.D., describes Deacon, a program to help make data-driven decisions on resource consumption, the pace of play or guidance for renovations. ...Read More
19th Hole: Brandon Razo
Golfdom's Seth Jones chats with Brandon Razo of Cross Creek Golf Club about his favorite teams, where to eat in Decatur, Ind., and more. ...Read More