Processing ABW samples at home tonight. Still in holding pattern for adult apps in western and central PA. Lots in the roughs/adjacent to overwintering sites still pic.twitter.com/imTzlzHg7I— Ben McGraw, Ph.D. (@TurfEnto) April 6, 2020
If you want to have a good sward, then you’ll need to make sure the grass is supplied with enough nutrients. I suggest that the most effective, logical, and efficient way to do that is by using MLSN. Leaf and sheath blight (Rhizoctonia zeae) on ultradwarf bermudagrass In a soil with […]
By Paul Koch Ph.D. All reports are that courses are emerging from winter in fabulous shape…as long as you had a strong snow mold treatment down. This is obviously good news because recovery from winter injury means stimulating growth, which we want to avoid. For now, it’s fortunate that this crisis has come at […]
The COVID19 crisis has forced us to think about our turf management in a new light. If there are no golfers, how much nitrogen should I apply? If I our crew size is limited, which management practices do we prioritize? Mowing eats up a lot of labor, how can we do that most efficiently? Do […]
A Message from the diagnostic lab at Kansas State UniversityHello everyone,It is an unprecedented time at KSU. We are under limited on-campus operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.At present, only “mission critical/essential” functions are occurring on campus. Faculty, staff, and students are primarily teleworking from home. All teaching has converted to online, and research operations […]
March is the month when many golf courses open up from the winter break and make their first mow. However, many are caught up by the Covid-19 scourge. This has greatly affected sporting activities and golf is no exception. We have PGA Tour events including The Masters either cancelled or postponed to a future date.Despite […]
Dr. Lee Miller from the University of Missouri gives a spring update.