Golf Course Articles

Turf loss during wintertime, or winterkill, can be caused by several issues.

A lot goes into a Poa annua seedhead suppression program on greens. Here’s what you need to know about the new application timing and what you can do if you missed the first, late fall Proxy spray.

We know spring is on its way when the pre-emergent discussion has started. What should you…

If you are considering a career in the turf industry, there may be more options than you think.

It’s that time of year again; golf course superintendents with warm season turf are loading the sprayer for broadleaf and annual weed control. To ensure the applications go smoothly, keep these guidelines in mind.

As golf course superintendents prepare for the upcoming season, there are many challenges facing them before the season even starts.

We have recently welcomed Matt Welch and Don Lawrence to our golf sales team in Ohio.

Traditionally, pre-emergent crabgrass control is applied in the spring. Even more traditionally, it is applied about the same time as the forsythia blooms, which is usually mid to late April in Central Indiana. However, with today’s technologies, tradition is no longer the norm.

The line, “if you build it, they will come” is well known from the movie Field of Dreams. I like to apply a variation of this line to my methodology for growing healthy turf. If you build healthy soil (“it”) then what “comes” of this practice is healthy turf. Or in other words, “If you build it, then it will come.”