Fastlink of all records with topic (SYRING)

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[Brown patch, too much water, syringing & handwatering]
 Kennelly, Megan. 2009. The KSU Turfgrass Pages. June 25. p. [1-3].
  • Professional
  • Continually Updated Resource
 159050
Spot treatment: Mister systems address the maintenance needs of bunkers and approaches Leslie, Mark. 2008. Golf Course Industry. January. 20(1): p. 52-53, 56, 58, 61-62.
  • Trade
 138136
[Grounds crew hand-watering greens during championship] Moraghan, Tim. 2007. Golf Course Industry. October. 19(9): p. 80.
  • Trade
  • Q & A
 137980
Fans and syringing for cooling bentgrass greens: Further exploration
Access Restrictions		 Han, David; Guertal, E. A.; Phillips, Sam. 2006. Golf Course Management. May. 74(5): p. 106-110.
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 111076
Multi-fauceted: When it comes to syringing greens, different interpretations rein Skernivitz, Thomas. 2006. Golfdom. May. 62(5): p. 51-52, 54.
  • Trade
 111634
Understanding wet wilt: Shedding some light on an unfamilar subject Dernoeden, Peter H. 2006. USGA Green Section Record. March/April. 44(2): p. 7-9.
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 110213
Lessons learned on putting greens during the summer of 2005: A severe stretch of midsummer weather taught some painful lessons in part of the Mid-Atlantic Region Bevard, Darin S. 2006. USGA Green Section Record. March/April. 44(2): p. 13-16.
  • Professional
 110221
Fans and syringing for managing summer stress on creeping bentgrass greens in the humid southeastern United States
 Phillips, Samuel E.; Han, David Y.; Guertal, Elizabeth A. 2005. International Turfgrass Society Research Journal. 10(Part 1): p. 357-362.
  • Refereed
 105409
Effects of misting and subsurface air movement on bentgrass putting greens
 Rodriguez, Ian R.; McCarty, Lambert B.; Toler, Joe E. 2005. Agronomy Journal. September/October. 97(5): p. 1438-1442.
  • Refereed
 107684
Fan and syringe application for cooling bentgrass greens
 Guertal, E. A.; Santen, Edzard van; Han, D. Y. 2005. Crop Science. January/February. 45(1): p. 245-250.
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 100331
Field Evaluations of Fans and Syringing on Creeping Bentgrass Growth in the Humid Southeast
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 Phillips, Samuel Edward. 2004. M.S. Thesis: Auburn University. xii, 56 pp.
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  • Thesis
 108338
Was sind flüssigdünger?
 Alexander, Alvin. 2004. Greenkeepers Journal. December. 35(4): p. 34-36.
  • Professional
 102990
Syringing: To cool or not to cool Stier, John. 2004. The Grass Roots. July/August. 33(4): p. 5-7.
  • Newsletter
 96905
Syringing can dramatically affect canopy temperature Danneberger, Karl; Gardner, David. 2004. TurfGrass TRENDS. June. p. 63-64.
  • Professional
 97388
Summer turf decline and dormancy
 Gallant, Adrien. 2004. Turf & Recreation. June. 17(4): p. 24-26.
  • Trade
 98249
Dealing with heat stress
 Faletto, Briane. 2004. Through The Green [GA]. May/June. p. 12-13.
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 97183
Managing frost delays
 Williams, Anthony L. 2004. Through The Green [GA]. January/February. p. 16.
  • Professional
 92501
Field evaluations of fans and syringing on creeping bentgrass growth in the humid southeast
 Phillips, S. E.; Han, D. Y. 2003. 2003 Annual Meeting Abstracts [ASA/CSSA/SSSA]. p. [1].
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  • Abstract or Summary only
 92089
Summer stress management for 2003
Access Restrictions		 Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry J. 2003. PACE Insights. 9(5): p. 1-4.
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 105035
Syringing with style: It requires use of the senses, especially sight and feel, as well as keen concentration Aylward, Larry. 2003. Golfdom. July. 59(7): p. 80-82.
  • Trade
 91592
Soil-moisture sensors can help regulate irrigation Bremer, Dale; Ham, Jay. 2003. TurfGrass TRENDS. June. 59(6): p. 49-52, 54.
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 93793
Dakota rolls out Greenwave Anonymous. 2003. Golf Course News. February. 15(2): p. 20.
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 86152
Effects of syringing on summer stress performance of creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera L)
 Peacock, C. H.; Bennett, B. W. Jr.; Bruneau, A. H. 2002. p. 610-619. In: Thain, Eric, ed. Science and Golf IV. London: Routledge.
  • Proceedings
  • Chapter
 93937
Managing bentgrass during summer stress Guertal, Elizabeth. 2002. Proceedings of the 72nd Annual Michigan Turfgrass Conference. 31: p. 22-24.
  • Proceedings
 79961
Fighting Jack Frost
Access Restrictions		 Carson, Teresa. 2002. Golf Course Management. November. 70(11): p. 28.
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  • Q & A
 83324
Cooler soil protects creeping bentgrass: Cooling soil temperatures at night seems to benefit creeping bentgrass more than cooling them during the day
Access Restrictions		 Huang, Bingru; Xu, Qingzhang. 2002. Golf Course Management. October. 70(10): p. 114-116.
  • Professional
 82795
Helping creeping bentgrass stay cool: A review: Because it makes a nearly ideal putting surface, creeping bentgrass is grown on many golf courses where the climate is far from perfect for the turf
Access Restrictions		 Rodriguez, Ian R.; McCarty, Bert. 2002. Golf Course Management. July. 70(7): p. 53-56.
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 81143
Fans and syringing for cooling creeping bentgrass putting greens: Using both fans and syringing was most effective in cooling air and soil temperatures of creeping bentgrass putting greens
Access Restrictions		 Guertal, Elizabeth; Han, Dave. 2002. Golf Course Management. July. 70(7): p. 57-60.
  • Professional
 81144
Getting to the root of summer bentgrass decline: How summer heat affects creeping bentgrass roots Huang, Bingru. 2002. USGA Green Section Record. July/August. 40(4): p. 21-23.
  • Professional
 81039
Syringing and hand watering greens in summer for drought, disease and hydrophobic soils Dernoeden, Peter H. 2002. TURFAX. May/June. 10(3): p. 5-6.
  • Professional
 99853
Fan and syringing effects on bentgrass putting greens
 Han, D. Y.; Guertal, E. A. 2001. 2001 Annual Meeting Abstracts [ASA/CSSA/SSSA]. p. [1].
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  • Abstract or Summary only
 78656
The effects of a variable depth rootzone mix on moisture retention in a sloping USGA putting green Leach, Brian E.; Frank, Kevin W.; Crum, James R.; Rieke, Paul E.; Nikolai, Thomas A.; Calhoun, Ronald N. 2001. 2001 Michigan Turfgrass Field Day. August. p. 3-5.
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 74853
Heat kills: Managing turf heat stress 2001
Access Restrictions		 Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry J. 2001. PACE Insights. August. 7(8): p. 1-4.
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 104950
Summer dormancy causes and cures: Turfgrasses have the ability to recover from summer stresses, but some of us don't have the option of letting them turn brown
 Linde, Douglas T. 2001. Athletic Turf: Maintenance & Technology. July/August. 4(4): p. 40-41.
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 74767
Spring-like conditions in late February spell trouble for Chicagoland

Access Restrictions		 Vermeulen, Paul. 2001. On Course. April. 54(11): p. 10-13.
  • Newsletter
 73807
Father of invention: Superintendent David Mihailides takes a great idea to the marketplace
Access Restrictions		 Mihailides, David G. 2001. Golf Course Management. January. 69(1): p. 218, 220, 222, 224.
  • Professional
 71890
Watering practices Anonymous. 2000. Sustainable Urban Landscape Information Series. p. [1-6].
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    Supplemental irrigation
    Access Restrictions    		 Smith, Edward D. 2000. Golf Course Management. May. 68(5): p. 17.
    • Professional
    		 64760
    Putting out the fire: A hose system used to get water out fast Skorulski, Jim. 2000. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 38(3): p. 23.
    • Professional
    		 64844
    Coping with take-all patch in Newfoundland
    		 Collins, Dave. 2000. Turf & Recreation. March. 13(2): p. 24-26.
    • Trade
    		 65465
    A shady situation: Shady greens can add to a course's level of play, but they can also be tough to care for
    		 Knoop, Bill. 2000. Southern Golf. January/February. 31(1): p. 18-19, 33.
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    		 63660
    Irrigation and other related practices
    		 Gathercole, Bill. 2000. Turf & Recreation. January/February. 13(1): p. 26-28.
    • Trade
    		 64038
    Drought plagues East Coast Blais, Peter. 1999. Golf Course News. September. 11(9): p. 1, 32.
    • Trade
    		 61973
    Making the best of a bad situation Blais, Peter. 1999. Golf Course News. September. 11(9): p. 8-9.
    • Trade
    • Editorial
    		 61985
    Heat kills: Managing turf heat stress 1999
    Access Restrictions    		 Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry J. 1999. PACE Insights. August. 5(8): p. 1-4.
    • Report
    		 104926
    Syringing and hand-watering quench greens' thirst Peacock, Charles H. 1999. Grounds Maintenance. July. 34(7): p. G10-G12.
    • Trade
    		 61343
    Help bentgrass beat the heat Fry, Jack; Huang, Bingru. 1999. Grounds Maintenance. May. 34(5): p. G12-G13, G16.
    • Trade
    		 60725
    Effects Of Hand-Watering And Syringing On Summer Bentgrass Management
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    		 Bennett, B. W. Jr. 1998. M. S. Thesis: North Carolina State University.
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    		 55573
    Watering lawns and other turf Taylor, Don. 1998. University of Minnesota Extension Service. p. [1-4].
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      Much ado about dew
      Access Restrictions      		 Kind, Mark. 1998. Golf Course Management. December. 66(12): p. 48.
      • Professional
      • Q & A
      		 56022
      It's too darn hot!: High temperature stress and turf health
      Access Restrictions      		 Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry J. 1998. PACE Insights. August. 4(8): p. 1-4.
      • Report
      		 104907
      Heat stress causes and prevention Beard, James B. 1998. TURFAX. July/August. 6(4): p. 1, 2, 6.
      • Professional
      		 54652
      A shower a day fills the holes OK: Two nozzles and a syringe hose can improve the incorporation of topdressing Hartwiger, Chris. 1998. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 36(3): p. 18.
      • Professional
      		 52208
      Play misty for me: Supplemental practice tee irrigation assures survival of young seedlings Gilhuly, Larry. 1998. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 36(3): p. 26.
      • Professional
      		 52223
      Turfgrass Trends
      		 Beard, James. 1998. College Station, Texas: Club Managers Association of America. 55 pp.
      • Professional
      • Binder
      		 85754
      Dealing with heat stress on golf course turf: Summer brings trouble to cool-season grasses
      Access Restrictions      		 Beard, James B. 1997. Golf Course Management. July. 65(7): p. 54-59.
      • Professional
      		 40620
      Syringing: Does it really help?: Studies show syringing and hand-watering have positive effects on turf, but hand-watering wins hands down because of the turf's physiological response
      Access Restrictions      		 Peacock, Charles H.; Bennett, Benny W. Jr. 1996. Golf Course Management. July. 64(7): p. 61-64.
      • Professional
      		 37988
      Summer decline of bentgrass greens: Understanding the cause of this problem not only helps you cure SBD, but also lets you initiate preventive maintenance
      Access Restrictions      		 Carrow, Robert N. 1996. Golf Course Management. June. 64(6): p. 51-56.
      • Professional
      		 37819
      The effects of syringing and handwatering on the leaf water potential of creeping bentgrass greens
      		 Bennett, B. W.; Peacock, C. H.; Bowman, D. C.; Lucas, L. T.; Patterson, R. P. 1995. Agronomy Abstracts. p. 147.
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      • Abstract or Summary only
      		 38063
      Effects of syringing and handwatering in summer bentgrass management
      		 Bennett, Benny; Peacock, Charles H. 1995. North Carolina Turfgrass. Winter. 13(4): p. 76-77.
      • Professional
      		 38568
      Turfgrass heat stress: What can be done?: Last summer's heat wave took its toll on many golf courses, but with an understanding of the principles of heat stress and the cultural practices used to minimize its effects, superintendents can prepare for similar conditions in the future
      Access Restrictions      		 Beard, James B. 1995. Golf Course Management. December. 63(12): p. 52-55.
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      		 36214
      Dew removal and dollar spot on creeping bentgrass: A series of experiments seeks to define "wet" and compare several common dew removal procedures
      Access Restrictions      		 Williams, David W.; Powell, A. J. Jr. 1995. Golf Course Management. August. 63(8): p. 49-52.
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      		 34889
      Development and management of summer decline of bentgrass
      Access Restrictions      		 Lucas, Leon. 1995. PACE Insights. January. 1(1): p. 2-3.
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      		 104974
      New research spotlights bentgrass decline, fertilizer technology
      		 Peacock, Charles H. 1994. North Carolina Turfgrass. Winter. 12(4): p. 35.
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      		 32328
      Delivering precision irrigation through innovation
      		 Barret, James. 1994. Golf Course Irrigation. November/December. 2(6): p. 8, 11-12.
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      		 34070
      Summer stress takes heavy toll on bentgrass, superintendents
      		 Knoop, Bill. 1994. Western Turf Management. July. 5(7): p. 17.
      • Trade
      		 31949
      Putting the chill on "Hot Spots"
      		 Frank, Luke. 1994. Golf Course Irrigation. July/August. 2(4): p. 26, 30.
      • Trade
      		 32016
      Understanding and using canopy temperatures
      		 Carrow, Robert N. 1994. Grounds Maintenance. May. 29(5): p. 26, 28, 30, 32.
      • Trade
      		 37461
      Too much water
      		 Fry, Jack D. 1992. Grounds Maintenance. October. 27(10): p. 20+.
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      		 25448
      Managing bentgrass through summer stress
      		 Harris, Jim. 1991. Texas Turfgrass. Winter. 43(4): p. 20,21.
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      		 20643
      The Sand Putting Green: Construction and Management
      Access Restrictions      		 Davis, William B.; Paul, Jack L.; Bowman, Daniel. [1990]. Oakland, California: Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of California. 22 pp.
      • Book
      		 14801
      Cultural practice interactions of golf course turf Riordan, Terrance P.; Horst, Garald L. 1990. 1990 Annual Turfgrass Research Report [USGA/GCSAA]. p. 17.
      • Report
      		 24843
      Which should I choose? USGA Green Section. 1990. USGA Green Section Record. November/December. 28(6)
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      • Turftwister Q & A
      • Q & A
      		 77473
      Environmental stress and turfgrass quality: Species, management cultural practices and weather conditions interact in determining how plants respond
      Access Restrictions      		 Wehner, David. 1990. Golf Course Management. July. 58(7): p. 6-7, 10, 12.
      • Professional
      		 20327
      Shoal Creek update: Misting revisited: Special irrigation heads, combined with extensive system experience, help cool the bentgrass greens at Shoal Creek
      Access Restrictions      		 Bishop, David. 1990. Golf Course Management. July. 58(7): p. 10, 12.
      • Professional
      		 20328
      Syringing effects on the canopy temperatures of bentgrass greens
      		 DiPaola, J. M. 1984. Agronomy Journal. November/December. 76(6): p. 951-953.
      • Refereed
      		 1011
      Effects of air movement and syringing on the microclimate of bentgrass turf
      		 Duff, D. Thomas; Beard, James B. 1966. Agronomy Journal. September/October. 58(5): p. 495-497.
      • Refereed
      		 12685