Controlling Nematodes on Cool- and Warm-Season Golf Courses Nematodes are minuscule, worm-like organisms that live in soil and water. While they can sometimes be…
Topdressing Golf Course Greens Any good golf course greens program incorporates several different cultural practices. I would argue that topdressing…
Managing Native Areas Effectively managing native areas is easier said than done. Here are a few suggestions and anecdotes…
Pythium Root Rot vs. Pythium Root Dysfunction While Pythium root rot and Pythium root dysfunction are both related to Pythium, there are important…
PGR Use on Golf Courses For busy superintendents, plant growth regulators (PGRs) are allies in the fight for efficiency. Not only do they reduce labor needs, but they also help turfgrass make the most of its limited resources through stressful conditions.
Maximize Soil Surfactant Performance on Your Golf Course Managing moisture effectively can help you maintain elite playing conditions throughout the summer, especially during periods…
Preparing for Summer Stress on Your Course In areas like Chicago, Milwaukee, and Green Bay, summer stress hasn’t struck yet, and bentgrass putting…
Better Control With PoaCure If a superintendent with a non-Poa course had to describe Poa annua in one word, it…
Mitigating Traffic Damage on Your Course Whether it’s caused by people, carts, or equipment, traffic compacts the upper layer of the soil…
