Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 244 of 250.
- Overseeding Greens: Increasing the Odds for Success Members only
January 1, 2001
Even the most carefully planned greens overseeding programs can be ambushed by unpredictable factors such as variable air temperatures, high…
- Shade and Turfgrass: Can They Peacefully Coexist? Members only
January 1, 2001
There’s no way around it—shade and turfgrass health are usually not compatible. When turf doesn’t receive sufficient light, a smorgasbord…
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January 1, 2001
Alkaline soils (pH above 7.0) are typically regarded as “problem soils” that require amendment with materials such as sulfur or…
- A Guide to Testing Products and Management Practices Members only
January 1, 2000
Running your own testing program can help you to make technically sound decisions about which products and management practices will…
- A Guide to Testing Products and Management Practices Members only
January 1, 2000
Properly designed tests can be invaluable in identifying the products and practices that are most useful at your specific location.…
- A Guide to Testing Products and Management Practices Members only
January 1, 2000
Using some simple statistics is the final step in conducting a field experiment, and can sometime reveal what appear to…
- Advances in Poa Seedhead Management Members only
January 1, 2000
Despite some well-known weaknesses, Poa annua (annual bluegrass) is a resilient turf that is cultivated with great success on golf…
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January 1, 2000
There are three widely shared misconceptions about the small, photosynthetic microbes that produce dark crusts and slime layers on putting…
- Dealing with Low Quality Irrigation Water: The Fairbanks Ranch Country Club Research Study Members only
January 1, 2000
The movement to conserve water resources has led to increasing pressure on golf courses to utilize lower quality irrigation water…
- Improving Disease Control Members only
January 1, 2000
The recent commercial introduction of several new fungicide active ingredients (azoxystrobin, flutolanil, myclobutanil, propiconazole) has added several important tools to…