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Large Patch in Kansas
Turf Diseases / Diseases, Mid West / Kansas, Large Patch /
Cool wet weather in the spring has a few areas of zoysiagrass large patch (rhizoctonia solani) showing up on our range tees. Warmer, dryer weather next week will stop the fungus from growing. pic.twitter.com/ffRRPcwdxM— Matthew Gourlay, CGCS, MG (@mattgourlaycgcs) May 14, 2020
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MSU Disease Update with Dr. Vargas
Turf Diseases / Diseases, Mid West / Leaf Spot, Microdochium Patch /
Dr. Joe Vargas discusses current conditions favorable to disease development including Microdochium patch on golf courses and leaf spot on Kentucky bluegrass lawns.
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Temps in Wisconsin Indicate Still Too Early for Preventive Take-all or Fairy Ring Apps
University of Wisconsin / Diseases, Mid West / fairy ring, Take All Patch /
Two-inch soil temps on a sand-based green (L) and a soil-based fairway (R) in Madison, WI…still a bit too early for preventative take-all or fairy ring apps pic.twitter.com/028O3oP7gB— Paul Koch (@uwpaul) May 5, 2020
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USGA – Northeast Update – A Rough Time
United States Golf Association / Agronomy, Diseases, Insects, Northeast, Weeds / Golf, golf cart, golf courses, pandemic /
While it goes without saying that this pandemic is affecting the entire golf community, it is also interesting to see how different regions have been affected by state-mandated closure of golf courses. The Northeast has been one of the hardest-hit parts of the country in this regard. Affected facilities have been generating little to no […]
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USGA – West Update – Sign of the Tines
United States Golf Association / Agronomy, Diseases, Insects, Weeds, West / aeration, tine, USGA /
March, April and May are prime months for aeration. Air and soil temperatures are rising. Growing conditions are optimal for many of the cool-season turfgrasses grown in the West, and rain showers occur often enough that you have a great recipe for quick recovery after aeration. In recent discussions with superintendents in the Pacific Northwest, […]
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Using PoaCure on Poa annua
Turf Diseases / Diseases / PoaCure /
The tide may be turning in the struggle against Poa annua on golf courses. A turf scientist offers an in-depth look at the herbicide PoaCure, including registration info, research findings, key considerations for successful use, and more: https://t.co/3umL0vjPe2. pic.twitter.com/PEN0g2FmFW — GCM_Magazine (@GCM_Magazine) April 28, 2020
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Brown Ring Patch Active in New England
Turf Diseases / Diseases, Northeast / Brown Ring Patch, Waitea Patch /
Waitea is flaring in this cool wet weather pic.twitter.com/iddOxDTt0W — Brian Giblin (@giblin_brian) April 27, 2020