Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 186 of 250.
- New products for Pythium blight control Members only
May 26, 2008
The recent registration of fungicides Segway (cyazofamid) and Disarm (fluoxastrobin) brings some welcome new tools for managing Pythium blight (caused…
- Understanding Pythium root dysfunction Members only
May 26, 2008
Although the fungi that cause Pythium root dysfunction (PRD) and Pythium blight are closely related, the symptoms that they cause…
- Waitea and nitrogen Members only
May 26, 2008
The newly described disease, brown ring patch (BRP) is caused by the fungus, Waitea circinata var. circinata. Because this disease…
- Rapid blight can be a summertime disease too Members only
May 20, 2008
If you assume that rapid blight is primarily a cool-weather disease, you will unfortunately have to think again. Over the…
- Rapid blight and soil chemistry Members only
May 19, 2008
By now, most superintendents managing turfgrass plagued by rapid blight are aware that high soil salinity and high soil sodium…
- Surface hardness and bermudagrass greens Members only
May 19, 2008
Maintaining the desired level of firmness on putting greens, day in and day out, is one of many demands faced…
- Spider mite management Members only
May 12, 2008
Spider mites are common pests of landscape and ornamental plants. Related more closely to spiders than to insects, these creatures…
- What's that plugging up my filters? Members only
May 12, 2008
Use of lake or river water for irrigation can bring some unwanted visitors into your irrigation system. Small freshwater animals…
- April, 2008 Highlights Members only
May 7, 2008
The April, 2008 PACE Highlights (printable version 100kB) is now available on-line. You will receive this publication in the mail…
- Clubhouse Edition on Ground Beetles Members only
May 5, 2008
The PACE Clubhouse Edition What are those bugs?" describes the beneficial ground beetles that can sometimes appear in distressingly large…