By Pat Jones | Southern turf pro Chase Smith faced a serious problem with nematode damage. He found his fix from an unexpected source: a jug of Redox. He tweeted... read more →
Let’s discuss nematodes for a minute. Plant parasitic nematodes were once considered a problem that only affected golf courses in the southern United States. Now, however there is increasing concern... read more →
Our company has always had deep roots in golf course management and now we’re using 70 years of agronomic expertise to bring you the effective and affordable plant protection alternatives... read more →
By Tom Valentine & Duncan Stewart-Orris Tom Valentine is an Aquatrols Territory Manager who serves the Northeast area of the United States. Duncan Stewart-Orris is an Aquatrols Terriotry Manager who... read more →
By Dean Piller Dean Piller is the current and only superintendent Cordova Bay has ever had. He struggled with thatch, summertime troubles, and abiotic stress - until he tried a... read more →
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Turfgrass injury and damage is caused by either abiotic or biotic factors. Some examples of abiotic factors or stressors include extreme weather/temperatures, soil compaction, nutrients/light, excess or deficient water, and... read more →
Using a pre-emergent herbicide to control weeds on turf can be considered a “no-brainer” for many superintendents. However, there are some additional steps that can be taken to ensure that... read more →
Spring is in the air; the days are getting longer and when the sun does shine, it’s starting to feel just a little warmer. The natural world is coming back... read more →
Many turfgrass managers cease their soil surfactant (wetting agent) program in the fall when the summer stress period is over. However, late season applications of Zipline and Dispatch Sprayable provide... read more →