Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 241 of 250.
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January 1, 2004
Two pieces of equipment are required: a digital thermometer (Fluke Type K Digital Thermometer, Single Input, Grainger part # 5NC67:…
- 2003: A problem year for overseeding Members only
January 1, 2003
The unusually warm weather this September and October in the southwest has set a record for the poorest overseeding conditions…
- A Small Insect, but a Large Problem Members only
January 1, 2003
Black turfgrass ataenius (Ataenius spretulus) grubs are difficult to control because of their multiple generations, long infestation threat periods, difficult…
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January 1, 2003
Bottom line: Although it is widely acknowledged that pest resistance is an important problem that can lead to serious turf…
- Frost Delays: Why Are They Necessary? Members only
January 1, 2003
Frost poses the most serious threat to turf health and appearance during the winter months. Unfortunately, there is really only…
- Gray leaf spot invades new turf Members only
January 1, 2003
Bottom line: Gray leaf spot caused by the fungus Pyricularia grisea has been occurring in epidemic proportions on golf courses…
- Interpreting soil test results Members only
January 1, 2003
The BCSR and SLAN approaches to turgrass fertilizer management are no longer recommended by PACE Turf. Refer to the more…
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January 1, 2003
Bottom line: Since 1995, when it was discovered in PACE’s laboratory to be a new pathogen of cool season turf,…
- Shade vs. Turf: Can They Coexist? Members only
January 1, 2003
There’s no way around it—shade and turfgrass health are usually not compatible. When turf doesn’t receive enough light, a host…
- SPEED KILLS: The Mowing Height Dilemma Members only
January 1, 2003
Fast greens can result in unhealthy and, unfortunately, dead greens, especially during the summer when turf is already heavily stressed…