What is Conservation? The European Environment Information and Observation Network defines conservation as “efforts and activities to maintain... read more →
Hydrophobic Soils – Why are we so afraid? The definition of “hydrophobic” can easily be gleaned from its Greek roots; hydro (meaning water) and phobia (meaning fear, or hate). In... read more →
Bicarbonate in irrigation water is a growing concern for a number of superintendents, especially those using effluent or "gray water" to irrigate their turf. However, there is an ongoing debate... read more →
When is it appropriate to use soil surfactants on your golf course? In this one-hour webinar, Dr. John Cisar of the University of Florida discusses the decision-making process and provides... read more →
In this one-hour presentation, Aquatrols Territory Manager Ken Mauser takes a look at the science behind water repellency in soils. Mr. Mauser explains that water repellency is a natural part... read more →
In this one-hour presentation, Aquatrols Territory Manager Larry Lennert stresses the importance of water conservation on the golf course, not only for areas dealing with water use restrictions but also... read more →
Bob Oppold, COO of ISTRC and V.P. of the International Turf Research Center, Inc,. looks at common drainage problems on golf greens and other playing surfaces. Mr Oppold presents four... read more →
In this presentation, Andy Moore looks at common issues related to water quality and the affects on soil conditions and turfgrass growth. He explains the importance of testing your water... read more →
All golf courses with creeping bentgrass or bent/Poa mixed greens experience problems with drought, soil water repellency, and/or salt stress at one point or another. In this 45-minute presentation, Dr.... read more →
Poor irrigation water quality has the potential to negatively impact turfgrass health and reduce playability on golf courses. In this one-hour presentation, Aquatrols Territory Managers Larry Lennert and Ken Mauser... read more →