Off the Record: Early USGA heroes
Mike Kenna discusses golf's roots in turfgrass science and how the game has played a role in shaping academic programs at universities across the country. ...Read More
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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
Turf MD: Expensive is what lies underneath
Karl Danneberger, Ph.D., explains the parallels between classic car and golf course restoration and the key to successful renovation. ...Read More
Super Science: Preventive fungicide applications for dollar spot control on creeping bentgrass fairways
Paul Koch, Ph.D., and Kurt Hockemeyer delve into preventive fungicide applications for dollar spot control on creeping bentgrass fairways. ...Read More
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
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