Field days return with a bang at Rutgers University’s Turfgrass Field Days
Research Editor Mike Kenna shares a snapshot of the research presented at Rutgers University's event and why it was great to be back on the test plots. ...Read More
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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
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
Why light and frequent topdressing programs are important
Sand topdressing is one of the most important practices for producing smooth putting surfaces and diluting thatch and organic matter. Despite this fact, some courses only apply sand during aeration or infrequently during the golf season to avoid disrupting golfers ...Read More
Super Science: Moss control in putting greens
Zane Raudenbush, Ph.D. initiated field studies to test the effectiveness of various soil surfactants on moss growth in creeping bentgrass putting greens. ...Read More
Turf Pest: Biting back at mosquitoes
Janis Reed, Ph.D., of Control Solutions Inc. explains how golf course superintendents can control mosquitoes on the course. ...Read More