Research identifies sand and topdressing needed to manage putting greens
Field observations and research reveal the type of sand and amount of topdressing needed to manage thatch and organic matter accumulation in putting greens. ...Read More
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Keeping up with the Jones: Sorry folks, park’s closed
Seth Jones shares how the pandemic has had a major impact when it comes to staffing. He also offers a touching tribute to one of North Coast Media's own. ...Read More
How fall armyworms can ravage golf courses without mitigation
Read how flowers and wasps could supplement long-term pest management programs for common moth caterpillars. ...Read More
Turf Pest of the Month: A new way to fight ABW
Quali-Pro’s Ian Rodriguez, Ph.D., discusses a new mode of action superintendents can add to their arsenal to combat annual bluegrass weevil. ...Read More
Battery-powered equipment experts share tips, tricks for use
John Powers, director of product management for Echo, and Steven Johnson, regional sales manager for Smithco, answered our battery-powered questions. ...Read More
Why a Colorado golf course invests in battery power
Jordan McCormick, superintendent of Mariana Butte Golf Course in Loveland, Colo., shares why his course opted for battery-powered equipment. ...Read More