Now is the time for snow mold control
Courses with wet winters may be susceptible to snow mold. Experts share the best ways to keep the pathogen at bay. ...Read More
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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
Minnesota superintendents share lessons learned in regrassing projects
Jeff Johnson, superintendent of The Minikahda Club in Minneapolis, Minn., and Jared Keller, superintendent of the Minneapolis Golf Club in St. Louis Park, Minn., share their experiences during back-to-back regrassings of their courses. ...Read More
Turf Pest of the Month: How to keep fire ants at bay
Fire ants can be easily identified by the mounds they build — a useful piece of information to avoid getting too close to the female fire ants, which can sting. “They typically like building their mounds in areas that are ...Read More
Experts’ Insights: Stop crabgrass in its tracks
Crabgrass is emerging earlier in the spring due to a warming climate. So, it’s critical for golf course superintendents to make applications in the late winter or early spring, depending on location. Crabgrass germinates when the 24-hour mean soil temperature ...Read More