Treating Take-All Patch on Golf Courses Take-all patch is a disease of creeping bentgrass that can occur on golf course greens, tees, and fairways.
How Lawn Care Operators Should Prepare for Spring This fall, customers’ lawns should be fertilized, watered, and aerated to encourage a healthy green-up in…
Controlling Broadleaf Weeds on Golf Courses As you prepare your course for the end of the season, controlling broadleaf weeds before they…
Fall Ornamental Landscape Bed Cleanup and Maintenance It’s almost that time of year to start cleaning up ornamental beds. Some leaf cleanup has…
Fall Weed Control Tips Fall is a season of change, but for lawn care operators, one thing that doesn’t change…
Four Common Fall Turf Diseases Fall is commonly associated with colorful leaves and cooler temperatures, but lawn care operators know that…
Soil Surfactants and Fall Root Recovery on Lawns While fall fertilizer applications play a major role in the growth and health of turfgrass roots,…
Speed Up Aeration Recovery on Greens For golf course superintendents, aeration is a necessity. It ensures healthy turf and optimal playing conditions,…
A Comprehensive Guide to Fall Fertilization As fall inches closer, cooler temperatures and different sun angles will arrive, meaning there will be…
