Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 240 of 250.
- Billbugs! Members only
January 4, 2004
Summary: Billbugs are probably the cause of more damage on turfgrass than is acknowledged. This is because they are difficult…
- Getting Ready for Summer Members only
January 4, 2004
Summary: We have assembled below some information on turf diseases, insects, water management and soil management that may be of…
- Summer Disease Update Members only
January 4, 2004
Summary: Increasing soil manganese levels to 30 - 45 ppm (Mehlich III) can help reduce the severity of take-all patch,…
- Weed Management Update Members only
January 4, 2004
Update information: 1. Knotweed has become one of the more difficult weeds to control on the golf course. Easing compaction…
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January 1, 2004
Bottom line: The proper choice of turf types, overseeding strategies and transition practices can have huge impacts on turf quality…
- Developing a Site-Specific Management Program Members only
January 1, 2004
Developing an annual turf management plan allows you to represent, in one document, all of the complex and diverse factors…
- Growth potential of cool season and warm season turf at different average air temperatures Members only
January 1, 2004
Average air temperatures are based on 30 year normal average monthly air temperature data obtained from the National Oceanic and…
- Herbicide mix-ups: Avoiding the nightmare Members only
January 1, 2004
Herbicide damaged turf happens for many reasons - run-off caused by rain or irrigation, tracking by equipment or foot traffic,…
- Musings on Mole Crickets Members only
January 1, 2004
Mole crickets are the most damaging pests of turfgrass in many regions of the world where warm-season turf is dominant.…
- PACE Management Plan: Excel spreadsheet Members only
January 1, 2004
Management plan spreadsheet: PACE Management Plan…