Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 106 of 251.
- Pesticide compatibility and the jar test Members only
February 13, 2016
A jar test is a relatively simple procedure for evaluating the physical compatility of two or more products (pesticides, fertilizers)…
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February 13, 2016
Keeping dormant bermudagrass green during the winter is a challenge at many golf courses. Superintendent Troy Mullane at The Farms…
- Etiolation and PGRs on bentgrass Members only
February 7, 2016
In their recently published paper, "Plant growth regulator effects on bacterial etiolation of creeping bentgrass putting green turf caused by…
- Nematode thresholds and guidelines Members only
February 7, 2016
In preparation for a nematode education and discussion session at the GIS this coming week, Dr. Bruce Martin of Clemson…
- Pesticide active ingredient and budget calculators Members only
February 7, 2016
Being able to easily calculate pesticide active ingredient (AI) quantities used is important if you deal with products such as…
- Another reason to reduce phosphorus applications Members only
January 31, 2016
We have written about the need to re evaluate your phosphorus fertilization programs in order to reduce environmental contamination and…
- Nematodes and PACE at the GIS Members only
January 31, 2016
Going to the Golf Industry Show (GIS)? Are you interested in nematode biology, control and thresholds? Join PACE’s Dr. Larry…
- Cutting acres = saving water Members only
January 23, 2016
U.S. golf courses have saved almost 44,000 acre-feet of water (over 14 billion gallons) per year, according to the results…
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January 15, 2016
Many of you are familiar with Dr. Micah Woods, the chief scientist at the Asian Turfgrass Center. We have collaborated…
- Photo of the week: algae causing damage on greens Members only
January 15, 2016
For those of you who are not currently buried under several feet of snow, algae can be a cool-weather problem…