Around the Turf Scene

Preparing turf for winter during the fall months will help it recover and come back thick, green, and healthy next spring.

When normal chemical applications are failing to clean up your putting greens, a soil test can be a valuable ally in detecting “the root of the problem.”

Bluemuda is a concept of growing warm and cool season grasses together, year-round in the transition zone.

Despite difficult weather, you can still prepare your turf for winter with these tips.

To know “what is going on in the industry,” volunteer at these organizations, especially the younger generation! See firsthand how you can make a difference! Below is a list of a few of the organizations in the Midwest. Be sure to search online or ask your colleagues about additional organizations for your profession.

Did you know that Detroit was the first city to have a concrete highway? Of course,…

Turf that lacks color, density, and general good health may benefit from a recovery program.

As we wind down another summer, we begin to see how much of our turf damage is related to the summer weather, and that which leaves us looking for another explanation. Cooler days and nights will provide our landscapes with some much-needed relief and recovery; however, most of us will experience some turf that continues to look like mid-August.

What should we know about fall herbicide treatments? Is now a good time for trees and ornamentals to be fertilized? We sat down with Sales and Product Development Manager, Mark Sybouts, to learn more.