Moving fungicides down in soil
Fungicides are the most common means of crown- and root-disease suppression, so optimizing the product is economical and beneficial to turfgrass health. ...Read More
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An exciting announcement for Golfdom
Editor-in-Chief Seth Jones shares a major announcement regarding Golfdom … watch the video to see what has transpired recently at the magazine, and what it means for readers. ...Read More
Sandor settles in at Virginia Tech
Daniel (Dan) Sandor, Ph.D., joined the Virginia Tech Turfgrass Science faculty as assistant professor of turfgrass science in December 2019. ...Read More
Experts’ Insights: Winter Injury
Winter injury in turfgrass actually is a catchall term for several different causes, according to Karl Danneberger, Ph.D., professor of turfgrass at The Ohio State University. These causes can include freeze injury, winter desiccation, winter diseases and low-temperature kill. It’s ...Read More
Experts’ Insights: Spring dead spot
Experts weight in on how superintendents can contend with three different species of fungi that cause spring dead spot on golf courses. ...Read More
Dollar spot susceptibility on bentgrass
Ask a fellow superintendent to list the top 10 problems that influence his or her agronomic programing. Contrary to the classic David Letterman style of beginning at the bottom of the list, I would wager that you could predict the ...Read More