Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 111 of 251.
- Avoiding turf stress with PGR applications Members only
August 29, 2015
| | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Poa suppression in bentgrass continues to top superintendent's lists of serious problems. Unfortunately, the effort…
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August 29, 2015
What could possibly go wrong? New A4 bentgrass greens on USGA root zone sand—finally got rid of those old poa…
- Clean up poa and clumpy rye before overseeding Members only
August 20, 2015
Controlling difficult weeds such as perennial poa and clumpy rye on overseeded turf can be improved through the use of…
- Increased adoption of MLSN nutrient guidelines Members only
August 20, 2015
The MLSN (Minimum Levels for Sustainable Nutrition) guidelines were introduced PACE Turf and the Asian Turfgrass Center in 2012 to…
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August 20, 2015
One of the saddest sights we've seen. And unfortunately, we see this about once a year. To avoid herbicide mix–ups…
- Good, new weed management resources Members only
August 12, 2015
Some very useful weed management publications have surfaced in the past few months. In case you haven't come across them…
- Photo of the week: dollar spot everywhere Members only
August 12, 2015
| | It's summertime, and dollar spot is popping up everywhere. There's many effective products available for this disease, but…
- Effective products for caterpillar control Members only
August 9, 2015
There is a growing list of effective products that can be used against caterpillar pests such as cutworms, sod webworms…
- Photo of the week: black cutworms Members only
August 9, 2015
| | Black cutworms are thankfully relatively easy to control, and the list of effective products, several of them with…
- Stem gall nematode travels across the Pond Members only
August 9, 2015
The stem gall nematode, Anguina pacificae, is a devastating pest of Poa annua. Luckily, its range has been very restricted…