Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 107 of 250.
- Photo of the week: frost damage Members only
November 13, 2015
Two to three days after carts were allowed out on frosty turf, this damage showed up. But freeze damage can…
- Beware excess nitrogen in warm weather Members only
November 7, 2015
Yes, it's already snowing in some areas of the country. But unexpected spurts of warm weather are occurring as well,…
- Photo of the week: potassium vs. snow mold Members only
November 1, 2015
Keeping levels of soil potassium low (though no lower than 37ppm, Mehlich III), as proposed in the Minimum Levels for…
- Time for snow mold prevention Members only
November 1, 2015
Microdochium patch (also known as pink snow mold or Fusarium patch) and gray snow mold (Typhula blight) are activated by…
- Weather services to the rescue Members only
November 1, 2015
A quick reminder on how PACE Turf Weather Services can help you survive the summer better... You can't control the…
- Active ingredient limits Members only
October 25, 2015
Fall early order programs are well underway and we have had a few questions about regarding product selection and concerns…
- Kikuyugrass decline Members only
October 25, 2015
For kikuyugrass managers, the end of summer can be a challenging time. Just as gray leaf spot is in retreat…
- Iron-cementing aeration holes Members only
October 18, 2015
Last week, there was an interesting exchange on Twitter (check @paceturf) regarding the photo associated with this PACE Turf Update.…
- Billbugs! Members only
October 17, 2015
| | It's fall, for heaven's sake. In a more normal year with cooler weather, these pesky little legless grub-like…
- GCSAA Pest Management Practices Survey Members only
October 17, 2015
The GCSAA's Pest Management Practices Survey is now up and running, and looking for participants. This online survey, which is…