Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 94 of 250.
- Nematode control at last Members only
March 19, 2017
Understanding the impact of plant parasitic nematodes on golf course turf management has been difficult because there has been no…
- Tissue Analyses: Guidelines and NIRS Revisited Members only
March 19, 2017
Every few years, we have to remind everyone about the accuracy of shortcut analytical techniques such as Near Infrared Reflectance…
- Annual bluegrass weevil update Members only
March 10, 2017
A new article in Golf Course Management, "A survey of annual bluegrass weevil management", by Drs. Ben McGraw and Albrecht…
- Spring dead spot develops under turf covers Members only
March 10, 2017
Spring dead spot has always been a difficult disease to control, but things just got a little bit trickier —…
- Make your assistant a PACE Turf member (for free) Members only
March 3, 2017
Just a reminder that your PACE Turf annual membership fee covers your membership, and an additional membership for your current…
- Photo of the week: paspalum and bermuda in the cold Members only
March 3, 2017
It's no surprise that cold weather affects different turf types differently. In this photo, we see how seashore pasaplum loses…
- Potassium and snow mold Members only
February 25, 2017
We have written before about the role of high soil potassium levels and increased damage from snow mold, a trend…
- Photo of the week: ring nematode damage Members only
February 17, 2017
Although the ring nematode, Mesocriconema does not usually cause damage to turfgrass, we came across a situation this last week…
- MLSN and GP at the 2017 GIS Members only
February 16, 2017
Jason Haines (@PenderSuper on Twitter) and Larry Stowell (@paceturf on Twitter) taught a half-day course on Minimum Levels for Sustainable…
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February 16, 2017
Jason Haines (@PenderSuper on Twitter) and Larry Stowell (@paceturf on Twitter) taught a half-day course on Minimum Levels for Sustainable…