Research

Researchers at Rutgers University have developed best management practices for anthracnose. In this photo, leaves have turned yellow to brown and are sprinkled with black spore-bearing structures. (Photo: James Hempfling)

BMPs for anthracnose on annual bluegrass putting greens

Turfgrass experts lay out a few best management practices for controlling anthracnose on annual bluegrass putting greens. ...

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USGA research grant reaches key milestone in protecting pollinators

August 3, 2020 By
The USGA’s multiyear collaboration with Audubon International has reached a key milestone by creating 1,000 acres of pollinator habitat on courses across America through the Monarchs in the Rough initiative. The association’s $100,000 grant, delivered through the USGA Turfgrass Environmental ...

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Snow mold strikes again

August 3, 2020 By
Paul Koch, Ph.D., describes snow mold control methods and look backs at the 2019-2020 winter to help prepare for 2020-2021. ...

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Yellow nutsedge (Photo: Jim Brosnan, Ph.D., University of Tennessee)

Experts’ Insights: Know your sedge

August 3, 2020 By
Experts from Syngenta, PBI-Gordon Corp., Bayer and FMC Professional Solutions describe how to control sedges such as yellow nutsedge and kyllinga. ...

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Experts’ Insights: The 411 on PGRs

July 30, 2020 By
Experts from Bayer, Syngenta, Quali-Pro and Winfield United explain best practices for plant growth regulators on golf courses. ...

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Microdochium patch control alternatives

Experts research rolling, the application of mineral oil, sulfur and potassium-phosphite to control Microdochium patch on Poa annua putting greens. ...

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