| Fine fescue species vary in their response to simulated foliar shade: Wide variation in shade tolerance exists within and among species and cultivars of fine fescues | Petrella, Dominic; Watkins, Eric. 2021. Golf Course Management. July. 89(7): p. 52-57.
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| Chemical priming to improve annual bluegrass survival of ice encasement: Planning ahead may save Poa annua from the ravages of winter | Laskowski, Kevin; Merewitz, Emily. 2021. Golf Course Management. July. 89(7): p. 58-60.
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| When the legend becomes fact, print the legend | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. July. 89(7): p. 61.
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| Improving creeping bentgrass drought tolerance with mycorrhiza | Kowalewski, Alec; Mattox, Clint; Brathwaite, Emily; McDonald, Brian. 2021. Golf Course Management. July. 89(7): p. 62.
| More | 314835 |
| Curative threshold fungicide scheduling for dollar spot control in bentgrass fairway turf | Zhang, Pingyuan; Ward, Daniel; Murphy, James; Clarke, Bruce. 2021. Golf Course Management. July. 89(7): p. 62.
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| When the routine breaks | Nikolai, Thomas A. 2021. Golf Course Management. July. 89(7): p. 63.
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| Combination fungicides for improved disease control: Combination fungicide products can target a broad range of turf pathogens with increased efficacy and reduced resistance risk | Latin, Rick. 2021. Golf Course Management. June. 89(6): p. 70-72.
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| Fine fescues for low-input golf greens in the north-central U.S.: Two fine fescue species may be viable alternatives to creeping bentgrass and annual bluegrass for golf course putting greens | Petrella, Dominic; Bauer, Sam; Horgan, Brian; Watkins, Eric. 2021. Golf Course Management. June. 89(6): p. 73-77.
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| An ode to Don | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. June. 89(6): p. 78.
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| Robotic mowers can increase cut quality | Shaddox, Travis; Cropper, Kenneth; Qian, Cheng. 2021. Golf Course Management. June. 89(6): p. 79.
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| Action thresholds of the Smith-Kerns dollar spot model on two creeping bentgrass cultivars | Zhang, Pingyuan; Ward, Daniel; Murphy, James; Clarke, Bruce. 2021. Golf Course Management. June. 89(6): p. 79.
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| Responses of a diverse set of grass cultivars during a long period of heat stress | Sessoms, Florence; Watkins, Eric. 2021. Golf Course Management. May. 89(5): p. 58-62.
| More | 314525 |
| The impacts of golf cart traffic on turfgrass during and after drought: Golf cart traffic during drought will accelerate the decline of green cover and turf quality, but the decline and subsequent recovery rates vary among turf species and mowing heights | Braun, Ross C.; Bremer, Dale J.; Hoyle, Jared A. 2021. Golf Course Management. May. 89(5): p. 63-67.
| More | 314526 |
| An ode to Tom | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. May. 89(5): p. 68.
| More | 314527 |
| Can humics improve turfgrass sustainability? | Lindsey, A. J.; Thoms, Adam. 2021. Golf Course Management. May. 89(5): p. 69.
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| Soil oxygen and bentgrass response to increased dissolved oxygen in water | DeBoer, Eric; Richardson, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. May. 89(5): p. 69.
| More | 314529 |
| Heavy metal effects on warm-season turfgrass golf greens: Over time, multiple applications of turf care products containing heavy metals may have a deleterious impact on some warm-season turfgrasses | Gore, Adam; McCarty, Bert; Brown, Philip. 2021. Golf Course Management. April. 89(4): p. 68-72.
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| Rhodesgrass mealybug on golf greens: In recent years, the rhodesgrass mealybug has caused significant damage to golf course greens, but information on its management has been limited | Joseph, Shimat V.; Chong, Juang Horng "JC"; Wolverton, Robert. 2021. Golf Course Management. April. 89(4): p. 74-79.
| More | 314464 |
| Mind your prills and granules | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. April. 89(4): p. 80.
| More | 314465 |
| Improving irrigation efficiency and maintaining performance in sand-capped golf course fairways | Hejl, Reagan; Wherley, Ben; Straw, Chase. 2021. Golf Course Management. April. 89(4): p. 81.
| More | 314466 |
| Applying fungal inoculum for better golf greens? | Schwab, Ryan; Deters, Gary; Sessoms, Florence. 2021. Golf Course Management. April. 89(4): p. 81.
| More | 314467 |
| Evaluating biological and oil-based fungicides for dollar spot suppression on turfgrass: Scientists are searching for environmentally friendly means of controlling dollar spot, one of the most significant diseases of golf course turfgrass | Koch, Paul L.; Hockemeyer, Kurt; Buczkowski, Emma. 2021. Golf Course Management. March. 89(3): p. 70-75.
| More | 314908 |
| Spring management of annual bluegrass weevil: New information about the reproductive phenology and feeding patterns of ABW during spring emergence suggests a need for changes in management practices | McGraw, Benjamin A.; Price, Garrett Y.; Simard, Audrey; Vittum, Patricia J. 2021. Golf Course Management. March. 89(3): p. 76-82.
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| It's not easy being green | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. March. 89(3): p. 84.
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| Impact of fall applications of trinexapac-ethyl on ultradwarf bermudagrass putting greens | Booth, Jordan; McCall, David; Hutchens, Wendell. 2021. Golf Course Management. March. 89(3): p. 85.
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| Zoysiagrass for golf course roughs | Braun, Ross; Patton, Aaron; Milla-Lewis, Susana; Carbajal, Esdras; Schwartz, Brian. 2021. Golf Course Management. March. 89(3): p. 85.
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| Do wetting agents influence putting green speed?: Wetting agents benefit hydrophobic soils, but previous research has not shown whether they produce 'fast-and-firm' greens | Shaddox, Travis W.; Unruh, J. Bryan. 2021. Golf Course Management. February. 89(2): p. 64-69.
| More | 314018 |
| Identification of wetting agents for water conservation on deficit-irrigated hybrid bermudagrass fairways: Soil surfactants prove effective as a way to reduce water consumption by managing water repellency in soil to alleviate localized dry spots and protect turfgrass quality | Schiavon, Marco; Xiang, Mingying; Orlinski, Pawel; Forconi, Alessio; Baird, James H. 2021. Golf Course Management. February. 89(2): p. 70-73.
| More | 314019 |
| Nitrogen, plant growth regulator and shade oh my! | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. February. 89(2): p. 74.
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| Using sound to manage white grubs and their vertebrate predators | Wickings, Kyle; Curtis, Paul; Roberts, Louise. 2021. Golf Course Management. February. 89(2): p. 75.
| More | 314021 |
| Is zoysiagrass the next big thing for putting greens? | Walton, Thomas; Richardson, Michael; Karcher, Douglas. 2021. Golf Course Management. February. 89(2): p. 75.
| More | 314022 |
| Alternatives to conventional herbicides for weed control in cool-season turfgrasses: Scientists have investigated a number of alternatives to synthetic herbicides and are exploring new strategies and management practices for superintendents | Sallenave, Rossana; Hahn, Daniel; Leinauer, Bernd. 2021. Golf Course Management. January. 89(1): p. 108-112.
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| Effects of air-injection or sand-injection cultivation on soil physical properties of a creeping bentgrass green: The benefits of air-injection cultivation and sand-injection cultivation may depend on the current condition of the greens and the efficacy of previous management practices | Amgain, Naba R.; Fontanier, Charles H. 2021. Golf Course Management. January. 89(1): p. 113-119.
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| B is for Boron | Fidanza, Mike. 2021. Golf Course Management. January. 89(1): p. 120.
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| Effects of winter wetting agent applications on ultradwarf greens: Applying wetting agents to dormant ultradwarf putting greens can prevent localized dry spot and help ensure quick spring green-up | DeBoer, Eric J. 2020. Golf Course Management. December. 88(12): p. 56-60.
| More | 312625 |
| Evaluating biological thatch control in turfgrass: Unlike aerification and other intensive management practices, some biostimulants can reduce thatch without disrupting play | Weaver, Josh; McCarty, Bert. 2020. Golf Course Management. December. 88(12): p. 61-65.
| More | 312626 |
| My last verdure! | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. December. 88(12): p. 66.
| More | 312627 |
| Water use rates of warm-season turfgrasses under moderate shade | Cheary, Becky; Fontanier, Charles Henry; Amgain, Naba; Harris, Dustin. 2020. Golf Course Management. December. 88(12): p. 67.
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| Alternative control options for Poa annua | Kerr, Robert; McCarty, Bert; McElroy, Scott; Harris, Jim; Brown, Philip. 2020. Golf Course Management. December. 88(12): p. 67.
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| Looking for bugs in all the right places: Monitoring turf insect activity: By monitoring insect activity through active and passive scouting, superintendents can improve their timing of insect control and thereby reduce insect damage | Vittum, Pat. 2020. Golf Course Management. November. 88(11): p. 60-68.
| More | 312071 |
| Let the sunshine in | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. November. 88(11): p. 70.
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| Bermudagrass vs. drought stress | Gopinath, Lakshmy; Moss, Justin Quetone; Wu, Yanqi. 2020. Golf Course Management. November. 88(11): p. 71.
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| Reducing anthracnose with potassium and nitrogen | Genova, Kyle M.; Clarke, Bruce B.; Murphy, James A. 2020. Golf Course Management. November. 88(11): p. 71.
| More | 312074 |
| Annual bluegrass control in bermudagrass via summer fraise mowing: Superintendents who are looking for a nonherbicidal approach to annual bluegrass control may turn to fraise mowing | Carroll, Devon; Brosnan, Jim; Unruh, J. Bryan; McKeithen, Chase; Boeri, Pablo. 2020. Golf Course Management. October. 88(10): p. 64-68.
| More | 313265 |
| Managing seedheads in Diamond zoysiagrass greens with plant growth regulators: Seedheads in zoysiagrass putting greens negatively affect playability and aesthetics, but control methods are available | Ledford, Silas; McCarty, Bert; Gambrell, Nate. 2020. Golf Course Management. October. 88(10): p. 69-74.
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| Does late-season nitrogen affect winter bermudagrass survival? | Goldsby, Anthony; Fry, Jack D.; Chhetri, Manoj; Kennelly, Megan M. 2020. Golf Course Management. October. 88(10): p. 77.
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| 2019 bentgrass putting green sod source directory | Martin, Dennis L. 2020. Golf Course Management. October. 88(10): p. 77.
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| Use of fine fescue on golf courses: IV. Biotic stresses | Braun, Ross C.; Patton, Aaron J.; Watkins, Eric; Kock, Paul L.; Anderson, Nicole P.; Bonos, Stacy A.; Brilman, Leah A. 2020. Golf Course Management. September. 88(9): p. 82-87.
| More | 313447 |
| Nitrogen won't always fix it | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. September. 88(9): p. 84.
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| Just passing through: How do turf colorants affect sunlight transmission? | Wherley, Ben; Chavarria, Manuel; Reynolds, Casey. 2020. Golf Course Management. September. 88(9): p. 88-92.
| More | 313448 |
| Variability in Poa annua phenotypes in Tennessee | Taylor, Dallas; Brosnan, James; Vargas, Javier; Breeden, Gregory. 2020. Golf Course Management. September. 88(9): p. 95.
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| Monitoring annual bluegrsass weevil resistance to bifenthrin | Daly, Emeline; Alford, Albert; Dorosky, Michael; McCall, David; Kuhar, Thomas. 2020. Golf Course Management. September. 88(9): p. 95.
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| Abiotic stresses: Fine fescues have many strengths, such as good drought resistance and salt and shade tolerance, but also some shortcomings, such as poor tolerance to wet/flooded soils, heat stress and susceptibility to traffic/wear damage during times of drought and/or heat stress
| Braun, Ross C.; Patton, Aaron J.; Watkins, Eric; Koch, Paul L.; Bonos, Stacy A.; Brilman, Leah A. 2020. Golf Course Management. August. 88(8): p. 64-69.
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| You really ought to cover that up
| Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. August. 88(8): p. 78.
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| Availability, establishment, and management | Braun, Ross C.; Patton, Aaron J.; Watkins, Eric; Koch, Paul L.; Anderson, Nicole P.; Bonos, Stacy A.; Brilman, Leah A. 2020. Golf Course Management. July. 88(7): p. 52-58.
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| Influence of carrier water pH on efficacy of fungicides for dollar spot control | Latin, Rick; Stacy, Trevor. 2020. Golf Course Management. July. 88(7): p. 59-63.
| More | 313579 |
| A small dose of manganese for take-all | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. July. 88(7): p. 64.
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| Rush species control in maintained turf | McCurdy, J. D.; Small, Z. D.; Brosnan, J. T.; Breeden, G. K. 2020. Golf Course Management. July. 88(7): p. 65.
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| Drought tolerance in seashore paspalum ecotypes | Katuwal, Krishna; Tischenko, Viktor; Jespersen, David. 2020. Golf Course Management. July. 88(7): p. 65.
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| A short history of irrigation: The history of irrigation marches alongside the history of civilization, beginning about 9,000 to 10,000 years ago with human beings' early efforts to grow crops | Bel Jan, Jan. 2020. Golf Course Management. June. 88(6): p. 60-71.
| More | 313638 |
| Pseudo dollar spot control? | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. June. 88(6): p. 72.
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| Pinoxaden for desert weed control and turf management | Umeda, Kai. 2020. Golf Course Management. June. 88(6): p. 73.
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| Irrigated turfgrass reduces building surface temps | Kanaan, Ahmed; Sevostianov, Igor; Serena, Matteo; Sevostianova, Elena; Leinauer, Bernd. 2020. Golf Course Management. June. 88(6): p. 73.
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| Wetting agents: A glimpse of their inherent difference and implications for best usage: Laboratory tests show that wetting agents can vary widely in their ability | Xiong, Xi; Anderson, Stephen H. 2020. Golf Course Management. May. 88(5): p. 66-70.
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| For your age, you look fabulous | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. May. 88(5): p. 72.
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| Has annual bluegrass finally met its match?: A new product may provide a partial solution to the problem plant Poa annua | Askew, Shawn. 2020. Golf Course Management. April. 88(4): p. 66-71.
| More | 313688 |
| PGRs affect creeping bentgrass during heat and salt stress: An ethylene synthesis inhibitor may have the potential to be used as a PGR, promoting plant health under heat stress, salt stress and a combination of the two | Drake, Arly; Danneberger, T. Karl; Gardner, David. 2020. Golf Course Management. April. 88(4): p. 72-75.
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| Primo your way to reduced nitrogen fertilizer | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. April. 88(4): p. 76.
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| Wildflowers bring in bees, but so much more: Converting out-of-play areas into flowering habitats can reduce maintenance expenses, help create a more sustainable golf course, and offer opportunities for engaging golfers and the non-golfing public | Dale, Adam G. 2020. Golf Course Management. February. 88(2): p. 66-71.
| More Keywords | 310669 |
| Birdies, eagles and ...bats: As golf courses work to provide welcoming habitat for various forms of wildlife, bats should not be overlooked | Wallrichs, Megan. 2020. Golf Course Management. February. 88(2): p. 72-77.
| More Keywords | 310670 |
| How long are you going to hang around? | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. February. 88(2): p. 78.
| More Keywords | 310672 |
| Optimal seeding rate and biomass removal for no-mow roughs | Schwab, Ryan; Watkins, Eric; Hollman, Andrew; Horgan, Brian; Bauer, Samuel. 2020. Golf Course Management. February. 88(2): p. 79.
| More Keywords ↔ | 310673 |
| When is Poa annua seed most germinable in spring? | Carroll, Devon; Brosnan, J. T.; McCullough, P. E.; McCurdy, J. D.; De Castro, E. Batis; Patton, A. J.; Liu, Wenwen. 2020. Golf Course Management. February. 88(2): p. 79.
| More Keywords ↔ | 310674 |
| Improving urban soils and tall fescue establishment with exceptional-quality biosolids: With proper processing, biosolids from wastewater treatment facilities can become desirable fertilizer for use on high-quality turf | Badzmierowski, Mike J.; Evanylo, Gregory K.; Ervin, Erik H.; Boyd, Adam; Brewster, Carlyle. 2020. Golf Course Management. January. 88(1): p. 120-126.
| More Keywords | 309984 |
| Managing fairways with cultivation practices and surfactants in a semiarid climate: Golf courses on the Southern High Plains of Texas use high-salinity water for irrigation and often look to cultural practices and commercial products to reduce soil salinity and maintain turf quality | Young, Joseph. 2020. Golf Course Management. January. 88(1): p. 128-133.
| More Keywords | 309988 |
| The way-back article for 2020 | Guertal, Beth. 2020. Golf Course Management. January. 88(1): p. 134.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309991 |
| Alternative control options for 2,4-D-resistant buckhorn plantain | Russell, Travis R.; Lulis, Tim; Tang, Kaiyuan; Kaminski, John E.; Aynardi, Brian. 2020. Golf Course Management. January. 88(1): p. 135.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309992 |
| Irrigation for drought-sensitive and tolerant cool-season cultivars at two mowing heights | Powlen, Jada; Bigelow, Cale; Patton, Aaron J.; Jiang, Yiwei; Fraser, Melodee. 2020. Golf Course Management. January. 88(1): p. 135.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309994 |
| Velvet vs. creeping: Shining some light on managing bentgrasses in shade: An overlooked bentgrass species could provide a solution for some superintendents struggling with shaded putting greens | Pease, Benjamin W.; Stier, John C. 2019. Golf Course Management. December. 87(12): p. 70-75.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309880 |
| Effects of irrigation chemistry on Tifway bermudagrass performance and nitrogen uptake: Tifway bermudagrass maintained acceptable quality and efficient uptake of fertilizer nitrogen at irrigation salinity levels up to 5 dS/m | Wherley, Benjamin; Chang, Baoxin; Aitkenhead-Peterson, Jacqueline; West, Jason. 2019. Golf Course Management. December. 87(12): p. 76-80.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 309882 |
| Poa management, Nordic style | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. December. 87(12): p. 82.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309883 |
| Barriers to BMP adoption by Florida golf course superintendents | Kann, Mark; Unruh, J. Bryan; Warner, Laura; Kruse, Jason; Kenworthy, Kevin. 2019. Golf Course Management. December. 87(12): p. 83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309884 |
| Best management practices for golf courses | Fuger, Emily. 2019. Golf Course Management. December. 87(12): p. 83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309885 |
| Suppressing Poa annua seedhead production: Do mowing delays before or after application of a plant growth regulator improve seedhead suppression in Poa annua greens? | McDonald, Brian; Kowalewski, Alec; Olsen, Conner. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 76-79.
| More Keywords | 309500 |
| Hydraulic oil spills on putting greens: Facts and myths: Debunking long-standing myths and misinformation about the causes, mitigation and prevention of turfgrass damage from oil spills can benefit both the environment and its stewards | Berndt, William L. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 80-85.
| More Keywords | 309501 |
| So, how late is too late? | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 86.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309502 |
| Soil surfactants and fungicide movement | Hutchens, Wendell J.; Kerns, James P.; Gannon, Travis W.; Shew, David. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 87.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309503 |
| Quantitative trait locus mapping for dollar spot resistance in perennial ryegrass | Vines, Phillip L.; Honig, Josh A.; Clarke, Bruce B.; Meyer, William A.; Bonos, Stacy A. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 87.
| More Keywords ↔ | 309506 |
| What lies beneath: The microbes at play under cool-season golf courses: Golf courses host a diverse microbial community containing organisms with many different ecosystem functions | Allan-Perkins, Elisha. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 64-69.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308651 |
| What are we going to do about Poa?: Researchers across the country are engaged in a $5.7 million research project to tackle turf's most troublesome weed | Grubbs, Becky; McCurdy, Jay; Bagavathiannan, Muthu. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 70-75.
| More Keywords | 308654 |
| It's resistant | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 76.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308655 |
| Evaluating shade tolerance among fine fescue species | Petrella, Dominic P.; Watkins, Eric. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 77.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308653 |
| Sequential-application herbicides for bermudagrass control | Beck, Leslie; Serena, Matteo. 2019. Golf Course Management. October. 87(10): p. 77.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308657 |
| The European Union's view on biostimulants: What may be coming our way: The U.S. and other countries may follow the EU's lead in establishing standards for claims related to biostimulants | Fidanza, Mike; Kostka, Stan; Ervin, Erik; Bigelow, Cale. 2019. Golf Course Management. September. 87(9): p. 58-62.
| More Keywords | 308553 |
| Scalping timing for tall fescue control with glyphosate: Renovating tall fescue areas on the golf course can be completed faster because glyphosate efficacy is not reduced by scalping as soon as one day after treatment | Braun, Ross C.; Thompson, Cole S.; Hoyle, Jared A. 2019. Golf Course Management. September. 87(9): p. 63-67.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308555 |
| 'Pre-haps' you should think about that herbicide application? | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. September. 87(9): p. 68.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308556 |
| Testing for sugarcane mosaic virus in St. Augustinegrass | Buhlman, Jamie; Harmon, Philip F.; Milla-Lewis, Susana R.; Rios, Esteban F.; Kenworthy, Kevin E. 2019. Golf Course Management. September. 87(9): p. 69.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308557 |
| A soil surfactant affects distribution of mefenoxam | Freund, Daniel; Gannon, Travis W.; Kerns, James P. 2019. Golf Course Management. September. 87(9): p. 69.
| More Keywords ↔ | 308559 |
| Products for alleviating irrigation salinity stress on bermudagrass turf: Some programs can successfully alleviate symptoms of salinity stress and improve soil conditions | Schiavon, Marco; Baird, James. 2019. Golf Course Management. August. 87(8): p. 60-64.
| More Keywords ↔ | 307495 |
| Solubility of soil-applied iron: Soil applied iron can be an effective fertilizer for turf if chelated iron sources are used and the soil has the proper pH | Shaddox, Travis W.; Fu, Hanzhuo; Gardner, David S.; Goss, Ryan M.; Guertal, Elizabeth A.; Kreuser, William C.; Miller, Grady L.; Stewart, Barry R.; Tang, Kaiyuan; Unruh, J. Bryan. 2019. Golf Course Management. August. 87(8): p. 65-71.
| More Keywords | 307497 |
| Bacteria diversity in your putting greens | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. August. 87(8): p. 72.
| More Keywords ↔ | 307499 |
| Polyethylene glycol effects on zoysiagrass root growth in hydroponic system | Cox, Katherine; Erickson, John; Rios, Esteban F.; Kenworthy, Kevin E.; Unruh, J. Bryan. 2019. Golf Course Management. August. 87(8): p. 73.
| More Keywords ↔ | 307501 |
| Shallow soil compaction following fraze mowing | McCauley, Raymond; Miller, Grady L.; Pinnix, Drew. 2019. Golf Course Management. August. 87(8): p. 73.
| More Keywords ↔ | 307503 |
| Effects of nitrogen rate and simulated golf cart traffic on Cody buffalograss roughs: With proper maintenance, buffalograss can provide high-quality roughs and other low-input areas on golf courses | Alderman, Evan J.; Hoyle, Jared A.; Reeves, Jacob A.; Braun, Ross C. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 68-71.
| More Keywords | 306680 |
| Mosquitoes show high resistance to common insecticide | Avant, Sandra. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 72-73.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306688 |
| Cuphea oil chemical repels pests | Suszkiw, Jan. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 73-74.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306690 |
| Honeysuckle's sweet scent not so kind to mosquitoes | Suszkiw, Jan. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 75.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306692 |
| Organic matter matters | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 76.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306687 |
| Enhancing fairway water conservation through UAV imagery | Young, Joseph; Escamilla, Eduardo; Cantu, Juan; McCall, David. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 77.
| More Keywords | 306695 |
| Combining trinexapac-ethyl with a soil surfactant to reduce bermudagrass irrigation: Treating bermudagrass with a tank mix of a surfactant and trinexapac-ethyl was more effective in promoting turf quality under drought conditions than applying the products individually | Serena, Matteo; Sportelli, Mino; Sevostianova, Elena; Sallenave, Rossana; Leinauer, Bernd. 2019. Golf Course Management. June. 87(6): p. 66-71.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306121 |
| Drought performance and physiological responses of bermudagrasses and seashore paspalum | Jesperson, David; Leclerc, Monique; Raymer, Paul. 2019. Golf Course Management. June. 87(6): p. 72-73.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306128 |
| Relationships of soil analysis, turf quality and shoot analysis of Kentucky bluegrass under effluent water irrigation on golf courses | Qian, Yaling; Lin, Yuhung. 2019. Golf Course Management. June. 87(6): p. 73-74.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306144 |
| That's a sappy relationship | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. June. 87(6): p. 76.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306145 |
| Impacts of surfactants on soil and plant health | Bosland, William; Leinauer, Bernd; Idowu, John; Serena, Matteo; Omar, M.; Pruitt, Darien. 2019. Golf Course Management. June. 87(6): p. 77.
| More Keywords ↔ | 306146 |
| Adaptive landscape irrigation using reclaimed water | Friell, Joshua; Weiss, Max; Han, Qi; Newport, Jordan; Marr, Junko Munakata; Serena, Matteo; Sevostianova, Elena; Leinauer, Bernd. 2019. Golf Course Management. June. 87(6): p. 77.
| More Keywords | 306147 |
| Surveying herbicide resistance in annual bluegrass populations of golf course turf | Brosnan, James T.; Vargas, José Javier; Breeden, Greg K. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 62-64.
| More Keywords | 305356 |
| Dollar spot control using urea and iron sulfate | Hockemeyer, Kurt; Straw, Chase; Horgan, Brian; Soldat, Doug; Koch, Paul. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 64-66.
| More Keywords ↔ | 305357 |
| Modeling vertical water distribution and surfactant degradation in sand-based turf systems | Carlson, Michael; Keck, Mark; Kreuser, Bill. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 66-67.
| More Keywords | 305359 |
| Fungicide alternatives for management of Microdochium patch | Mattox, Clint; Kowalewski, Alec; McDonald, Brian. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 67-70.
| More Keywords | 305360 |
| Investigating the impacts of thatch and microbial degradation on white grub control with imidacloprid | Huling, Andrew; McGraw, Ben. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 70-71.
| More Keywords | 305363 |
| It's all in the delivery | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 72.
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| Effects of organic amendments on dollar spot in bentgrass fairways | Beckley, Cody; Roberts, Joseph. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 73.
| More Keywords ↔ | 305358 |
| Kentucky bluegrass water requirements under deficit irrigation | Carr, Tyler; Karcher, Douglas E.; Richardson, Michael D.; O'Brien, Daniel P. 2019. Golf Course Management. May. 87(5): p. 73.
| More Keywords ↔ | 305367 |
| Establishment of low-maintenance, naturalized grasses and fobs for turf replacement in California and Arizona: Superintendents must consider a number of factors, including their location and goals, when selecting naturalized grasses and forbs for turf replacement on golf courses | Reiter, Maggie; Umeda, Kai; Burayu, Worku. 2019. Golf Course Management. April. 87(4): p. 74-79.
| More Keywords | 304496 |
| Site-specific management of spring dead spot: Using aerial mapping to enable precise applications of treatments for spring dead spot may cut costs and reduce fungicide use over time | Booth, Jordan; McCall, David; Sullivan, Dana. 2019. Golf Course Management. April. 87(4): p. 80-85.
| More Keywords | 304498 |
| Before growing degree days were cool | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. April. 87(4): p. 86.
| More Keywords ↔ | 304499 |
| Cultivation reduces infestation of silvery-thread moss in a creeping bentgrass green: Cultivation alone or in combination with judicious hericide use can help reduce silvery-thread moss in golf course putting greens | Raudenbush, Zane; Keeley, Steven J. 2019. Golf Course Management. March. 87(3): p. 72-78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 304454 |
| Beard on benefits | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. March. 87(3): p. 84.
| More Keywords ↔ | 304462 |
| Resistance to new broad-spectrum fungicides SDHI | Jung, Geunhwa. 2019. Golf Course Management. March. 87(3): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 304554 |
| Plant uptake and optimal timing of snow mold fungicides: Current results indicate that application timing of snow mold fungicides has a significant effect on fungicide efficacy | Hockemeyer, Kurt; Koch, Paul. 2019. Golf Course Management. February. 87(2): p. 66-70.
| More Keywords | 303517 |
| Differing genetic traits in silvery-thread moss on greens and in native habitats: Silvery-thread moss in putting greens appears to be uniquely adapted to the golf course environment, and management practices likely contribute to its success | Raudenbush, Zane; Stark, Lloyd R. 2019. Golf Course Management. February. 87(2): p. 72-76, 78.
| More Keywords | 303518 |
| Let's go organic | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. February. 87(2): p. 80.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 303519 |
| Cross-resistance to insecticides among pyrethroid-resistant ABW populations: Annual bluegrass weevil adults resistant to pyrethroids show resistance to or increased tolerance of insecticides from several other insecticide classes | Kostromytska, Olga S.; Wu, Shaohui; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M. 2019. Golf Course Management. January. 87(1): p. 100-102, 104, 106, 108.
| More Keywords | 303187 |
| Level of pyrethroid resistance affects efficacy of different insecticide classes on ABW: Field research shows a correlation between pyrethroid resistance level in ABW populations and reduced efficacy of adulticides and larvicides from several insecticide classes | Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M.; Kostromytska, Olga S.; Wu, Shaohui. 2019. Golf Course Management. January. 87(1): p. 110-114, 116.
| More Keywords | 303188 |
| Ironing your Poa annua? | Guertal, Beth. 2019. Golf Course Management. January. 87(1): p. 118.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 303189 |
| Searching for management solutions for the bermudagrass mite: Few solutions are currently available for control of the bermudagrass mite because of significant gaps in our knowledge of its biology and management | Chong, Juang Horng "JC"; Brown, Matthew S. 2018. Golf Course Management. December. 86(12): p. 58-63.
| More Keywords ♻ | 303138 |
| Fertilization and irrigation strategies reduce greenhouse gas emissions and conserve water: Using polymer-coated urea and less irrigation on zoysiagrass may produce better visual turf quality and conserve water while reducing nitrous oxide emissions | Braun, Ross C.; Bremer, Dale J. 2018. Golf Course Management. December. 86(12): p. 64-66, 68, 70, 72-73.
| More Keywords | 303139 |
| T is for turfgrass, and P is for Poa | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. December. 86(12): p. 74.
| More Keywords ↔ | 303143 |
| Dazomet for Poa annua control in fairway renovations | Bravo, Jacob S.; Rogers, John N. III; Crum, James R.; Silcox, Charles. 2018. Golf Course Management. December. 86(12): p. 75.
| More Keywords | 303145 |
| Mowing height and frequency affect green speed and plant health | Lulis, Timothy; Kaminski, John. 2018. Golf Course Management. December. 86(12): p. 75.
| More Keywords | 303147 |
| Techniques for turfgrass re-establishment following winterkill | Frank, Kevin W.; Bogle, Erica; Bryan, Jeff; Vargas, Joe Jr. 2018. Golf Course Management. November. 86(11): p. 64-68.
| More Keywords | 302416 |
| Mixing ethephon with some common snow mold fungicides in winter improved annual bluegrass seedhead suppression over traditional spring programs and was safe to cool-season greens | Van Dyke, Adam. 2018. Golf Course Management. November. 86(11): p. 70-72, 74-76.
| More Keywords ↔ | 302436 |
| 'You can' doesn't mean 'you should' | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. November. 86(11): p. 78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 302439 |
| Effects of potassium on a bentgrass green | Bier, P. V.; Soldat, D.; Koch, P.; Persche, M. 2018. Golf Course Management. November. 86(11): p. 79.
| More Keywords | 302491 |
| Reducing Poa annua in zoysia fairways | Brosnan, J. T.; Breeden, G. K.; Patton, A. J.; Law, Q. D. 2018. Golf Course Management. November. 86(11): p. 79.
| More Keywords | 302506 |
| Do some wetting agents remove organic coatings from water-repellent sand particles?: A laboratory study confirmed for the first time that certain wetting agents can remove organic coatings that cause soil water repellency | Song, Enzhan; Goyne, Keith W.; Kremer, Robert J.; Anderson, Stephen H.; Xiong, Xi. 2018. Golf Course Management. October. 86(10): p. 60, 62, 64, 66, 68.
| More Keywords | 301978 |
| Management of natural areas and annual bluegrass weevil overwintering: Accumulated dead plant residue in natural areas of the golf course may allow annual bluegrass weevils to overwinter successfully, but removing the vegetation may not enhance weevil control | Wickings, Kyle. 2018. Golf Course Management. October. 86(10): p. 69-72.
| More Keywords | 301987 |
| Out, damned (dollar) spot! | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. October. 86(10): p. 74.
| More Keywords | 301983 |
| Managing mini-ring in ultradwarf bermudagrass | Dant, Luke; Martin, S. B.; McCarty, L. B.; Kerns, J. P. 2018. Golf Course Management. October. 86(10): p. 75.
| More Keywords | 301988 |
| Kentucky bluegrass for turfgrass water conservation | Leinauer, Bernd; Serena, Matteo. 2018. Golf Course Management. October. 86(10): p. 75.
| More Keywords | 301989 |
| Advice for superintendents facing greens renovation: Planning ahead and removing the unknowns before greens renovation will ease and speed up a difficult project | Rogers, John N. (Trey) III. 2018. Golf Course Management. September. 86(9): p. 62-64, 66, 68, 70.
| More Keywords | 300801 |
| Bermudagrass: Know your hybrids: Dedicated plant breeders have worked for decades to improve common bermudagrass cultivars to provide finer, high-quality turf for golf courses, sports fields and forage | Hanna, Wayne W.; Schwartz, Brian M. 2018. Golf Course Management. September. 86(9): p. 72-76.
| More Keywords | 300806 |
| Bentgrass establishment: Soluble nitrogen is key: For speediest establishment, it was necessary to have surface applications of the soluble inorganic fertilizer | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. September. 86(9): p. 78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 300812 |
| Nitrogen fertilization affects dollar spot severity in bentgrass | Townsend, Ron V.; Koch, Paul L.; Nangle, Edward J. 2018. Golf Course Management. September. 86(9): p. 79.
| More Keywords | 300820 |
| Neonicotinoids vs. white grubs | Huling, Andrew; McGraw, Ben. 2018. Golf Course Management. September. 86(9): p. 79.
| More Keywords | 300833 |
| Poa annua control: A perpetually moving target: Herbicide-resistant Poa annua populations have researchers rethinking best control strategies | McCarty, Bert; Yelverton, Fred. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 62-66.
| More Keywords | 299964 |
| Dog's footprint? We call it 'ink spot' in these parts: A new foliar disease of bermudagrass and zoysiagrass golf turf has been identified in the southeastern United States | Tomaso-Peterson, Maria. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 67-69.
| More Keywords ♻ | 299966 |
| That traffic will wear you down | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 70.
| More Keywords ↔ | 299967 |
| Pythium patch of annual bluegrass | Kaminski, John E.; Rollo, Patrizia. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 71.
| More Keywords ↔ | 299970 |
| DLI requirement of a creeping bentgrass green affected by shade intensity and timing | Russell, Travis R.; Karcher, Douglas E.; Richardson, Michael D. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 71.
| More Keywords ↔ | 299971 |
| These pearls won't bring you riches: Ground pearls in turf: Ground pearls are a persistent menace in turfgrass growing in sandy soils from North Carolina to Southern California | Chong, Juang Horng "JC". 2018. Golf Course Management. July. 86(7): p. 62-68.
| More Keywords | 299426 |
| A new genus: Identifying and naming the fungi that cause dollar spot on turf: New technology has allowed scientists to reassign the organisms that cause dollar spot on turf to a new genus and four different species | Beirn, Lisa A.; Salgado-Salazar, Catalina; Tredway, Lane P.; Clarke, Bruce B.; Crouch, Jo Anne. 2018. Golf Course Management. July. 86(7): p. 69-72.
| More Keywords ↔ | 299431 |
| Thatch, mat and coring | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. July. 86(7): p. 74.
| More Keywords | 299437 |
| 2018 revisions to the USGA method for putting green construction | Whitlark, Brian. 2018. Golf Course Management. June. 86(6): p. 60-67.
| More Keywords | 298721 |
| Research update on off-type grasses in ultradwarf bermudagrass putting greens: More research is needed to develop effective management practices for off-type bermudagrasses, which have different morphology but are genetically similar to ultradwarf cultivars | Reasor, Eric; Brosnan, Jim. 2018. Golf Course Management. June. 86(6): p. 68-72.
| More Keywords | 298723 |
| How much nitrogen does that zoysiagrass need? | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. June. 86(6): p. 74.
| More Keywords ↔ | 298725 |
| Pesticide, turfgrass guttation and pollinators | Simard, Audrey; Williamson, R. Chris. 2018. Golf Course Management. June. 86(6): p. 75.
| More Keywords | 298726 |
| Prediction model advises fungicide applications for dollar spot control | Smith, D. L.; Kerns, J. P.; Walker, N. R.; Payne, A. F.; Horvath, B.; Inguagiato, J. C.; Kaminski, J. E.; Tomaso-Peterson, M.; Koch, P. L. 2018. Golf Course Management. June. 86(6): p. 75.
| More Keywords | 298727 |
| Best management practices to protect and promote pollinators in the turfgrass ecosystem | Williamson, R. Chris. 2018. Golf Course Management. May. 86(5): p. 62-65.
| More Keywords | 298233 |
| Cream leaf blight of ultradwarf bermudagrass | Kerns, Jim; Butler, Lee. 2018. Golf Course Management. May. 86(5): p. 66-69.
| More Keywords | 298234 |
| Looks like everything is just fine | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. May. 86(5): p. 70.
| More Keywords ↔ | 298237 |
| Less mowing equals more bees | Lerman, S. B.; Contosta, A. R.; Milam, J.; Bang, C. 2018. Golf Course Management. May. 86(5): p. 71.
| More Keywords ↔ | 298239 |
| Bee-friendly neonicotinoids? | Manjon, C.; Troczka, B. J.; Zaworra, M.; Bass, C.; Nauen, R. 2018. Golf Course Management. May. 86(5): p. 71.
| More Keywords ↔ | 298243 |
| The art and science of syringing for turfgrass canopy cooling: Does syringing effectively cool plants under heat stress, and are there drawbacks to the practice? | Huang, Bingru; Rossi, Stephanie; Burgess, Patrick. 2018. Golf Course Management. April. 86(4): p. 72-75.
| More Keywords | 296855 |
| Golf facilities: An underutilized resource: Golf facilities offer natural areas that can be used for a variety of other purposes to benefit people and the environment | Strandberg, Maria; Hedlund, Bruno. 2018. Golf Course Management. April. 86(4): p. 76-81.
| More Keywords | 296857 |
| I'm not dead; I'm dormant | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. April. 86(4): p. 82.
| More Keywords ↔ | 296859 |
| Midwestern billbugs: Seasonal biology and DNA-based lifestage association | Duffy, Alexandra; Powell, Gareth; Zaspel, Jennifer; Richmond, Douglas. 2018. Golf Course Management. April. 86(4): p. 83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 296867 |
| Organic and inorganic compunds in crumb rubber mulch | Benoit, Gaboury; Demars, Sara. 2018. Golf Course Management. April. 86(4): p. 83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 296868 |
| Effect of phosphite rate and source on cyanobacteria colonization of putting green turf: When applied at the appropriate rate, phosphites can be safely used to control cyanobacteria on greens | Inguagiato, John C.; Kaminski, John E.; Lulis, Timothy T. 2018. Golf Course Management. March. 86(3): p. 66-71.
| More Keywords ↔ | 295693 |
| Let's get physical | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. March. 86(3): p. 72.
| More Keywords ↔ | 295695 |
| Winter overseeding of bermudagrass and effects on bermudagrass health | Bigelow, Cale; Munshaw, Gregg; Richardson, Mike; Zhang, Xunzhong; Goatley, Mike; Jackson, Kevin. 2018. Golf Course Management. March. 86(3): p. 73.
| More Keywords | 295697 |
| Update on BMPs for anthracnose on annual bluegrass turf: In many cases, a combination of cultural practices can effectively suppress anthracnose, eliminating the need for fungicide | Murphy, James A.; Clarke, Bruce B.; Inguagiato, John A. 2018. Golf Course Management. February. 86(2): p. 76-85.
| More Keywords ↔ | 295080 |
| Going back: Poa version | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. February. 86(2): p. 86.
| More Keywords ↔ | 295082 |
| UAVs and water use of warm-season grasses | Leclerc, Monique; Zhang, Gengsheng; Singh, Navjot; Nahrawi, Hafsah; Pahari, Roshani; Waltz, Clint. 2018. Golf Course Management. February. 86(2): p. 87.
| More Keywords | 295085 |
| Turfgrass colorants: A look inside | Chavarria, Manuel; Reynolds, Casey; Wherley, Ben. 2018. Golf Course Management. February. 86(2): p. 87.
| More Keywords | 295184 |
| Effects of creeping bentgrass seeding rates and traffic on putting green establishment: A conservative seeding rate can result in cost-effective and speedy green establishment | Green, Thomas O.; Chestnut, Eric C.; Rogers, John N. III; Crum, James R. 2018. Golf Course Management. January. 86(1): p. 106-108, 110.
| More Keywords ↔ | 294352 |
| Using PGRs in golf course roughs | Brown, Philip; Garrett, Don; McCarty, Bert. 2018. Golf Course Management. January. 86(1): p. 114-116, 118, 120.
| More Keywords | 294095 |
| Yep, we did that before | Guertal, Beth. 2018. Golf Course Management. January. 86(1): p. 122.
| More Keywords ↔ | 294096 |
| Controlling Poa annua in creeping bentgrass fairways | Diehl, Katherine; Elmore, Matthew T.; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M.; Murphy, James A. 2018. Golf Course Management. January. 86(1): p. 123.
| More Keywords | 294097 |
| Optimizing timing of snow mold fungicides | Koch, Paul; Hockemeyer, Kurt. 2018. Golf Course Management. January. 86(1): p. 123.
| More Keywords | 294100 |
| Effect of oriental mustard seed meal for control of dollar spot on creeping bentgrass | Pan, Xiaowei; Earlywine, Daniel; Smeda, Reid; Xiong, Xi. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 60-62.
| More Keywords ↔ | 293870 |
| Effects of phosphorous acid compounds on casual agent of brown patch | Lee, D. J.; Tredway, L. P.; Shew, H. D.; Peacock, C. H. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 62-64.
| More Keywords ↔ | 293871 |
| Iron sulfate and urea affect Microdochium patch on an annual bluegrass putting green | Mattox, C.; Kowalewski, A.; McDonald, B. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 64-66.
| More Keywords ↔ | 293872 |
| Responses of creeping bentgrass to an organic byproduct containing tryptophan | Mertz, Isaac; Christians, Nick; Ervin, Erik; Zhang, Xunzhong. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 67-69.
| More Keywords ↔ | 293873 |
| Water you doing with all that potassium? | Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 70.
| More Keywords ↔ | 293874 |
| Effects of the DryJect or AIR2G2 on bentgrass greens | Fontanier, Charles; Amgain, Naba. 2017. Golf Course Management. December. 85(12): p. 71.
| More Keywords | 293875 |
| Energy use and environmental practices on U.S. golf courses: U.S. golf courses have reduced energy consumption since 2008, primarily through large decreases in electricity use. Furthur progress should focus on energy-efficient irrigation systems and equipment, as well as reductions in turf acreage | Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2017. Golf Course Management. November. 85(11): p. 60-69.
| More Keywords | 292086 |
| Adding pre- and post-snow applications of ethephon to traditional spring seedhead programs has been shown to improve annual bluegrass seedhead suppression | Van Dyke, Adam. 2017. Golf Course Management. November. 85(11): p. 70-76.
| More Keywords ↔ | 291224 |
| It's getting cold out here | Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. November. 85(11): p. 78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 291220 |
| Water quality of streams flowing through Virginia golf courses: A three-year study monitoring the water quality of streams flowing through nine golf courses within a sub-watershed of Chesapeake Bay showed the courses did not contribute to water degradation of the bay | Ervin, Erik; Wilson, Chantel; Kingsbury, Stacey; Schoenholtz, Stephen. 2017. Golf Course Management. October. 85(10): p. 70-75.
| More Keywords | 290573 |
| Creeping into microbial activity | Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. October. 85(10): p. 76.
| More Keywords ↔ | 290576 |
| Kurapia performance in the low desert of Arizona | Buraya, Worku; Umeda, Kai. 2017. Golf Course Management. October. 85(10): p. 77.
| More Keywords | 290575 |
| Mineral composition of Kentucky bluegrass under effluent water irrigation | Lin, Yuhung; Qian, Yaling. 2017. Golf Course Management. October. 85(10): p. 77.
| More Keywords | 290577 |
| An early history of thatch management: Mat first appeared in the literature on golf course management more than 100 years ago. Recent research and improvements in turfgrass equipment have made controlling thatch-mat an easier task | Berndt, William L. 2017. Golf Course Management. September. 85(9): p. 64-71.
| More Keywords ♻ | 288785 |
| Take-all root rot on the increase in the Carolinas: As take-all root rot has increased in the southern U.S., innovative cultural practices and new products for disease control are now at superintendents' disposal | Martin, Bruce. 2017. Golf Course Management. September. 85(9): p. 72-77.
| More Keywords | 288786 |
| Tinder weevil | Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. September. 85(9): p. 78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 288788 |
| Should thatch be the target of microbial studies in turfgrass? | Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. September. 85(9): p. 79.
| More Keywords | 288789 |
| A fungal endophyte vs. the dollar spot pathogen | Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. September. 85(9): p. 79.
| More Keywords ↔ | 288790 |
| Antimicrobial options for reducing bacterial etiolation on putting greens: Recent research on a number of fungicides, sterilants and plant growth regulators offers useful information on etiolation in creeping bentgrass putting greens | Roberts, Joseph A. 2017. Golf Course Management. August. 85(8): p. 66-70, 72-73.
| More | 288701 |
| Water conservation and Cooperative Extension turfgrass programs in the Desert Southwest: Golf facilities in Arizona that participated in Cooperative Extension programming adopted more water conservation practices and used 16% less water per irrigated acre than other facilities | Duval, Dari; Kerna, Ashley; Frisvold, George; Umeda, Kai. 2017. Golf Course Management. August. 85(8): p. 74-77.
| More | 288702 |
| Just dew it | Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. August. 85(8): p. 78.
| More ↔ | 288703 |
| Foliar application of branched-chain amino acids on creeping bentgrass | Mertz, Isaac; Christians, Nick E.; Thoms, Adam; Pease, Ben. 2017. Golf Course Management. August. 85(8): p. 79.
| More | 288704 |
| Adopting seasonal fertilizer blackout periods | Ryan, Christopher D.; Kenworthy, Kevin E.; Lamm, Alexa J.; Trenholm, Laurie E.; Erickson, John; Unruh, J. Bryan. 2017. Golf Course Management. August. 85(8): p. 79.
| More | 288705 |
| Billbug species composition and life cycles on Missouri zoysiagrass fairways
| Patterson, Michael E.; Xiong, Xi; Barrett, Bruce A. 2017. Golf Course Management. July. 85(7): p. 60-65.
| More Keywords | 288242 |
| New golf course nematicides
| Crow, William T. "Billy"; Becker, J. Ole; Baird, James H. 2017. Golf Course Management. July. 85(7): p. 66-71.
| More Keywords | 288243 |
| Mow low to push out Paspalum
| Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. July. 85(7): p. 72.
| More Keywords ↔ | 288245 |
| Aesthetics and playability in secondary roughs
| Hathaway, Aaron; Nikolai, Thomas A.; Frank, Kevin W. 2017. Golf Course Management. July. 85(7): p. 73.
| More Keywords | 288247 |
| How much do golf courses contribute to Gulf of Mexico hypoxia?: A reconnaissance study of nitrate and phosphorus concentrations at Iowa courses shows that golf facilities are not a major source of nutrients in groundwater and surface water resources in the state | Schilling, Keith. 2017. Golf Course Management. June. 85(6): p. 76-81.
| More Keywords | 285246 |
| Poinsettias aren't just for the holidays anymore
| Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. June. 85(6): p. 82.
| More Keywords ↔ | 285247 |
| Bermudagrass recovery from fraze mowing
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. June. 85(6): p. 83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 285248 |
| Lawn and native grasses under deficit irrigation
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. June. 85(6): p. 83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 285250 |
| [Reduced footprint of the golf industry as a result of land use changes and turf practices] | Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2017. Golf Course Management. May. 85(5): p. 68-80, 81.
| More Keywords ↔ | 284346 |
| I'm gluten-intolerant
| Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. May. 85(5): p. 84.
| More Keywords ↔ | 284354 |
| Developing fine-textured seeded and vegetatively propagated zoysiagrasses
| Carson, Theresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. May. 85(5): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 284361 |
| Pronamide-resistant Poa annua in Georgia
| Carson, Theresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. May. 85(5): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 284364 |
| [Changes in land use over the last decade lead to reduced acreages of maintained turf, overseeded turf, and irrigated turf]
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2017. Golf Course Management. April. 85(4): p. 72-82.
| More Keywords ↔ | 283490 |
| Where do you think you're going?
| Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. April. 85(4): p. 84.
| More Keywords ↔ | 283491 |
| Effect of composts and organic and standard fertilizers on turf
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. April. 85(4): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 283492 |
| Population dynamics of sting nematode in putting greens
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. April. 85(4): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 283495 |
| A survey of annual bluegrass weevil management: Annual bluegrass weevil is spreading to new regions at the same time more populations are becoming resistant to currently available inseticides
| McGraw, Benjamin A.; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M. 2017. Golf Course Management. March. 85(3): p. 68-76.
| More Keywords | 281436 |
| Don't worry about me; I'm low-maintenance
| Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. March. 85(3): p. 78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 281439 |
| Irrigation sensors for lawns
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. March. 85(3): p. 79.
| More Keywords | 281444 |
| Invasion of the green stinkworms: Managing Amynthas hupeiensis on greens: An asian earthworm could become quite a nuisance on golf courses | Potter, Daniel A.; Redmond, Carl T.; Saeed, Abiya. 2017. Golf Course Management. February. 85(2): p. 76-80, 82.
| More Keywords | 281043 |
| The annual look way waaay [way] back: Poa was most likely to reproduce via self-pollination, with rapidly shed pollen in a small area, and with the reproductive plant parts in close proximity to each other
| Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. February. 85(2): p. 86.
| More Keywords ↔ | 281046 |
| Chlorothalonil + ferrous sulfate = dollar spot suppression | Shelton, Camden D.; McCall, David S.; Ervin, Erik H.; Askew, Shawn D. 2017. Golf Course Management. February. 85(2): p. 87.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 281047 |
| Winter foot traffic on a Poa annua green
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. February. 85(2): p. 87.
| More Keywords ↔ | 281054 |
| Developing golf course best management practices: 50 states by 2020: Best management practices are vital to the successful maintenance of golf courses in compliance with governmental regulations | Unruh, J. Bryan. 2017. Golf Course Management. January. 85(1): p. 124-134.
| More Keywords | 279324 |
| Evaluating zoysia-tall fescue mixtures in the transition zone | Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. January. 85(1): p. 135.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 279325 |
| Spatial variability of soil characteristics warrant site-specific fertility
| Carson, Teresa. 2017. Golf Course Management. January. 85(1): p. 135.
| More Keywords | 279326 |
| It's never too late? | Guertal, Beth. 2017. Golf Course Management. January. 85(1): p. 136.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 279328 |
| We've been doing this a long time now
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. December. 84(12): p. 82.
| More Keywords ↔ | 279040 |
| Let's dive into this inorganic pool!
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. November. 84(11): p. 84.
| More Keywords ↔ | 277681 |
| Does irrigating dormant bermudagrass pay off?
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. November. 84(11): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 277633 |
| Trinexapac-ethyl and auxin affect creeping bentgrass under deficit irrigation
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. November. 84(11): p. 85.
| More Keywords | 277682 |
| Survey documents innovation in pest management practices: Golf courses in the U.S. have increased their reliance on alternatives to conventional pesticides, using them in partnership with conventional chemistries to optimize pest management
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 82-94.
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| You're not the grass I married
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 96.
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| Coating warm-season turfgrass seed to improve establishment
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 97.
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| Timing of amicarbazone for Poa annua control
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. October. 84(10): p. 97.
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| First report of carrot beetle damage to golf course turf: Traditionally a crop pest, the carrot beetle has recently been spotted on two golf courses in Kansas
| Larson, Jonathan L.; Giese, Matt S.; Potter, Daniel A. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 84-86.
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| The infection process and activation of disease resistance in turfgrasses: Compounds that help plants activate their natural defense systems can promote plant health
| Hsiang, Tom; Goodwin, Paul. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 87-90.
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| Stimulating science
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 92.
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| Freezing tolerance of creeping bentgrass cultivars
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 93.
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| Nematode control with ultrasound waves
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. September. 84(9): p. 93.
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| Managing billbugs in the Intermountain West: Scientists are learning more about billbugs in Utah, and new insecticides offer control of these pests on golf courses | Van Dyke, Adam. 2016. Golf Course Management. August. 84(8): p. 62-68, 70.
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| Reflecting on turfgrass
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. August. 84(8): p. 72.
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| Response of fine fescue fairway mixtures under drought conditions
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. August. 84(8): p. 73.
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| New study quantififes nutrient use and management on U.S. golf courses
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2016. Golf Course Management. July. 84(7): p. 72-83.
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| I fell into a burning ring of zoysiagrass
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. July. 84(7): p. 84.
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| ABW invades North Carolina
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. July. 84(7): p. 85.
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| Applicator and primo effects on the persistence of painted water hazard and boundary lines | Fry, Jack D.; Kruse, Jason K. 2016. Golf Course Management. June. 84(6): p. 80-85.
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| Redox potential and black layer: By understanding black layer and its causes and employing appropiate cultural practices, superintendents can reduce the potential for its occurrence | Berndt, William L. 2016. Golf Course Management. June. 84(6): p. 86-91.
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| Two important paragraphs
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. June. 84(6): p. 92.
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| Protecting creeping bentgrass from winter desiccation
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. June. 84(6): p. 93.
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| Managing ice stress of annual bluegrass
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. June. 84(6): p. 93.
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| Effects of deficit irrigation and traffic on Tifway fairways: Even during drought in summer, Tifway fairways can maintain minimally acceptable quality with little irrigation and traffic typical of a golf course setting
| Wherley, Benjamin; Hejl, Reagan W.; Fontanier, Charles H.; White, Richard H. 2016. Golf Course Management. May. 84(5): p. 82-87.
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| Nitrogen fertilization of bermudagrass affects carbon dioxide emissions: Increases in carbon dioxide emissions consistently correlated with increases in nitrogen applications, giving turfgrass managers another reason to avoid overfertilization | Hamido, Said A.; Guertal, Elizabeth; Wood, C. W. 2016. Golf Course Management. May. 84(5): p. 88-91.
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| This green is made for walking
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. May. 84(5): p. 92.
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| Divot recovery in fairway buffalograss
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. May. 84(5): p. 93.
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| Maintaining soil physical properties for ultradwarf greens
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. May. 84(5): p. 93.
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| Summer deficit irrigation of bermudagrass: Deficit irrigation of bermudagrass in Southern California over two consecutive growing seasons showed that acceptable to minimally acceptable turf quality can be maintained at 63% to 41% reference evapotranspiration (ETO)
| Green, Robert; Moss, Alan; McDonough, Emma Rae; Parkins, Kelly; Kumar, Ramesh; Vis, Eudell; Mellano, Valerie; Klein, Grant. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 84-89.
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| Using organic products to reduce earthworm castings: No products are labeled for earthworm control in the U.S. or Canada, but some organics applied for other purposes may be effective
| Kowalewski, Alec; McDonald, Brian. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 90-95.
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| Are you my mother?
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 96.
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| Reducing salinity levels on fairways
| Carson, Theresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 97.
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| Billbug species composition and life cycles in Missouri
| Carson, Theresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 97.
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| Effects of nitrogen source, sulfur and fall fungicide applications on spring dead spot of bermudagrass: Once established, spring dead spot of bermudagrass is difficult to control, and a multiyear control program is currently still necessary | Cottrill, D. J.; Earlywine, D. T.; Miller, G. L. 2016. Golf Course Management. March. 84(3): p. 78-80, 82-86.
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| Thatch collapse in golf course turf: Sphaerobolus stellatus has been identified as the causal agent of this turf disease on golf courses in the U.S. and New Zealand | Baetsen-Young, Amy M.; Kaminski, John E.; Kasson, Matthew T.; Davis, Donald D. 2016. Golf Course Management. March. 84(3): p. 87-91.
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| A Poa annua/creeping bentgrass grudge match!
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. March. 84(3): p. 92.
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| Water hardness and 2,4-D efficacy in weed control experiments
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. March. 84(3): p. 93.
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| Overseeding TifEagle greens reduces shoot density
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. March. 84(3): p. 93.
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| Annual sedge resistance to halosulfuron and other ALS inhibitors in turfgrass: Confirmation of resistant sedges add to the growing problem of herbicide-resistant weeds in turf
| McCullough, Patrick; Yu, Jialin; McElroy, Scott. 2016. Golf Course Management. February. 84(2): p. 98-100.
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| Run away with me
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. February. 84(2): p. 106.
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| Soil properties determine site selection for application of compost to fairways
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. February. 84(2): p. 107.
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| Zinc for Poa annua control in hybrid bermudagrass
| Carson, Teresa. 2016. Golf Course Management. February. 84(2): p. 107.
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| Region by region: An in-depth look at the regional results from GCSAA's water survey provides superintendents some perspective on water use in their region
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2016. Golf Course Management. January. 84(1): p. 110-112, 114-122.
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| Where was it the last time you looked for it?
| Guertal, Beth. 2016. Golf Course Management. January. 84(1): p. 124.
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| New study documents water conservation progress by U.S. golf courses: Since 2005, golf courses in the U.S. have embraced water conservation measures, but additional efforts are needed to meet future challenges
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2015. Golf Course Management. December. 83(12): p. 68-79.
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| Neonicotinoid transfer in nectar and guttation
| Guertal, Beth. 2015. Golf Course Management. December. 83(12): p. 80.
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| Effects on turf quality of wetting agents applied via irrigation
| Carson, Teresa. 2015. Golf Course Management. December. 83(12): p. 82.
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| Bee basics and pollinator protection: Changes in traditional land management practices can help pollinators coexist with current land uses, including golf courses
| Kuehn, Faith B. 2015. Golf Course Management. November. 83(11): p. 72-78.
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| Sting nematodes: Microscopic and hungry!
| Guertal, Beth. 2015. Golf Course Management. November. 83(11): p. 80.
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| Managing silvery-thread moss in golf course greens: Best management practices for silvery-thread moss often conflict with cultural practices used on greens | Raudenbush, Zane; Keeley, Steven J.; Stark, Lloyd R. 2015. Golf Course Management. October. 83(10): p. 72-77.
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| Influence of temperature on fungicide persistence: When fungicides fail, could it be the temperature's fault?
| Koch, Paul L.; Kerns, James P. 2015. Golf Course Management. October. 83(10): p. 78-84.
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| Joyce Kilmer hates your fairway
| Guertal, Beth. 2015. Golf Course Management. October. 83(10): p. 86.
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| Mixed saline-alkaline conditions affect turf quality
| Zhang, Qi; Rue, Kevin. 2015. Golf Course Management. October. 83(10): p. 87.
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| Field-scale monitoring of pharmaceuticals and personal care products applied to active golf courses via recycled water: The turfgrass/soil system reduces leaching of pharmaceuticals and personal care products after irrigation with recycled water
| Green, R. L.; Young, M. H.; Conkle, J. L.; McCullough, M.; Devitt, D. A.; Wright, L.; Vanderford, B. J.; Snyder, S. A. 2015. Golf Course Management. September. 83(9): p. 88-97.
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| Improving turfgrass establishment with multiple-depth seeding: Planting turfgrass seed at more than one depth may increase the odds of establishment in non-irrigated fields
| Grande, John; Shortell, Robert. 2015. Golf Course Management. August. 83(8): p. 84-88.
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| Snow mold fungicide persistence: How long do snow mold fungicides persist in variable winter conditions, and how does persistence affect disease control? | Koch, Paul L.; Stier, John C.; Kerns, James P. 2015. Golf Course Management. August. 83(8): p. 89-93.
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| Insecticidal control of hunting billbug in warm-season grasses: New research sheds light on hunting billbug control in warm-season turfgrass
| Reynolds, Diane Silcox; Brandenburg, Rick L. 2015. Golf Course Management. July. 83(7): p. 82-87.
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| Establishing Kentucky bluegrass after fraze mowing: Time to recovery after fraze mowing can be affected by seeding rates and the use of turf covers
| Hansen, Kevin; Christians, Nick. 2015. Golf Course Management. July. 83(7): p. 88-93.
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| Preventing Poa-plagued greens
| Guertal, Beth. 2015. Golf Course Management. July. 83(7): p. 94.
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| The drought in California: Recent history, legislation and regulation, and the effects on golf courses: Drought is a recurring problem in California, but numerous factors have combined to make the current situation especially worrisome
| McCullough, Mike. 2015. Golf Course Management. June. 83(6): p. 88-95.
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| Sometimes a little stress is a good thing?
| Guertal, Beth. 2015. Golf Course Management. June. 83(6): p. 96.
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| Tall fescue: Not your parents' lawn: Tall fescue has graduated from being a forage grass and a hardy home lawn favorite to a drought- and disease-tolerant grass with numerous applications
| Morris, Kevin N. 2015. Golf Course Management. May. 83(5): p. 86-89.
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| Goosegrass: The new king of turfgrass weeds?: Goosegrass is everywhere, and few products provide effective control
| McElroy, Scott. 2015. Golf Course Management. May. 83(5): p. 90-94.
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| Egg-laying preferences and larval development of annual bluegrass weevil on Poa annua and selected bentgrasses: Annual bluegrass weevils prefer Poa annua over bentgrasses for egg-laying and larval development
| Kostromytska, Olga S.; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M. 2015. Golf Course Management. April. 83(4): p. 86-89.
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| Japanese beetle egg-laying preferences in putting greens: Do putting green soil moisture and fungicide applications affect egg-laying behavior of the Japanese beetle?
| Obear, Glen R.; Williamson R. Chris; Liesch, P. J. 2015. Golf Course Management. April. 83(4): p. 90-93.
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| Low-input turfgrass species for the north-central United States: Several species of low-input turfgrasses are suitable for use in the north-central region of the United States
| Watkins, Eric; Gardner, David S.; Stier, John C.; Soldat, Douglas J.; St. John, Rodney A.; Christians, Nick E.; Hathaway, Aaron D.; Diesburg, Kenneth L.; Poppe, Steven R.; Gaussoin, Roch E. 2015. Golf Course Management. February. 83(2): p. 133-138.
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| Starting 2015 with a look back in time
| Guertal, Beth. 2015. Golf Course Management. February. 83(2): p. 140.
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| Drought resistance of warm-season putting green cultivars with varied potassium: Bermudagrass, seashore paspalum and zoysiagrass were tested with varying N/K ratios for drought resistance on a Florida putting green
| Rowland, John; Cisar, John. 2015. Golf Course Management. January. 83(1): p. 106-112.
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| Water-use efficiency on golf courses in Utah: Over a four-year period, golf courses in Utah had water-use efficiences of 81% to 94% far surpassing the 50% achieved by homeowners
| Kopp, Kelly; Johnson, Paul G.; Klotz, Eric; Miller, Craig. 2015. Golf Course Management. January. 83(1): p. 114-117.
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| Wetting agents improve root-zone moisture distribution: Wetting agents reduce localized dry spot without adversely affecting root-zone moisture
| Karcher, Doug; Richardson, Mike. 2014. Golf Course Management. December. 82(12): p. 80-83.
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| Relationship between distribution uniformity and soil moisture content: Tests on a sand-based green suggest that soil moisture measurements and hand watering are critical to mitigating localized dry spot
| Kowalewski, Alec; Mattox, Clint; McDonald, Brian; Daviscourt, Brian; Magro, Carmen. 2014. Golf Course Management. December. 82(12): p. 84-87.
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| A century of seeded bermudagrass production - and more to come: Bermudagrass has evolved from a 'wily' weed to a multimillion-dollar industry
| Baltensperger, Arden A. 2014. Golf Course Management. November. 82(11): p. 72-79.
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| Neonicotinoid insecticides and pollinators: What's all the buzz about?: Pesticide applicators should take precautions to protect pollinators from potential danger
| Richmond, Doug; Patton, Aaron. 2014. Golf Course Management. October. 82(10): p. 86-93.
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| Tropical signalgrass control: Although the old standards are no longer available for tropical signalgrass control in certain areas such as Florida, some newer products offer possible solutions
| McCarty, Bert; Estes, Alan. 2014. Golf Course Management. September. 82(9): p. 80-85.
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| Effects of dew removal on the incidence of Microdochium patch: Rolling is far more effective than other forms of dew removal in reducing Microdochium patch
| Mattox, C.; Kowalewski, A.; McDonald, B. 2014. Golf Course Management. September. 82(9): p. 86-89.
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| Is the grass really greener?: Pigmented products provided inconsistent health benefit
| McCarty, Bert; Gore, A. W.; Gann, J. R. 2014. Golf Course Management. August. 82(8): p. 86-91.
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| Weed management options on golf course putting greens: Significant weed infestations are not common on creeping bentgrass and hybrid bermudagrass putting greens, but when they are, help is available
| Brosnan, J. T.; Breeden, G. K.; Patton, A. J. 2014. Golf Course Management. August. 82(8): p. 92-98.
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| Improving drought performance of creeping bentgrass: Sequential application of a plant growth regulator and glycine betaine, an osmoregulant, could help manage cool-season turf in prolonged periods of drought stress
| Huang, Bingru; Burgess, Patrick. 2014. Golf Course Management. July. 82(7): p. 80-83.
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| A new nematicide for turfgrass: A byproduct of sugar processing has shown some efficacy as a nematicide in turfgrass
| Crow, William T. 2014. Golf Course Management. July. 82(7): p. 84-86, 88.
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| Using saline water and subsurface irrigation to establish bermudagrass and seashore paspalum: Saline water and subsurface drip irrigation do not hinder establishment of two seeded grasses and one sodded warm-season grass
| Leinauer, Bernd; Serena, Matteo; Schiavon, Marco. 2014. Golf Course Management. June. 82(6): p. 78-83.
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| Fertilizing golf course rough with biosolids: In the Chicago area, biosolids were found to provide an inexpensive and effective fertilizer for golf course rough
| Voigt, Thomas; Tian, Guanglong; Cox, Albert; Lindo, Pauline; Kumar, Kuldip; Granato, Thomas. 2014. Golf Course Management. June. 82(6): p. 84-88.
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| Tar spot on seashore paspalum in Georgia: Tar spot has been identified for the first time on seashore paspalum turfgrass at the University of Georgia
| Martinez-Espinoza, Alfredo; Martinez-Uribe, Omar; Kim, Dae. 2014. Golf Course Management. May. 82(5): p. 82-84.
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| Effects of summer cultivation and fertilization timing on large patch in zoysiagrass: Large patch disease in zoysiagrass has become more of a concern as use of the turfgrass has increased on golf courses
| Obasa, Ken; Fry, Jack; Bremer, Dale; St. John, Rodney; Kennelly, Megan. 2014. Golf Course Management. April. 82(4): p. 90-94.
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| Iron-cemented layers in putting green soils: Cemented layers, which inhibit drainage, can occur in putting greens where different textures, such as sand and gravel, meet | Obear, Glen R.; Soldat, Douglas J. 2014. Golf Course Management. April. 82(4): p. 96-98, 100.
| More Keywords | 239103 |
| First report of Curvularia inaequalis and Bipolaris spicifera causing leaf blight of buffalograss in Nebraska
| Amaradasa, B. S.; Amundsen, K. 2014. Golf Course Management. March. 82(3): p. 78-79.
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| First report of Ustilago cynodontis causing smut of bermudagrass in Washington state
| Dung, J. K. S.; Carris, L. M.; Hamm, P. B. 2014. Golf Course Management. March. 82(3): p. 79-80.
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| Dollar spot disease on the oceanside sedge Trichophorum cespitosum
| Hsiang, T.; Shi, F. 2014. Golf Course Management. March. 82(3): p. 80, 82.
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| First report of Xanthomonas translucens causing etiolation on creeping bentgrass in Illinois, Kentucky and North Carolina
| Roberts, Joseph; Tredway, Lane; Ritchie, David F. 2014. Golf Course Management. March. 82(3): p. 82, 84.
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| First report of stubby root caused by Trichodorus obtusus on zoysia and bermuda in South Carolina
| Shaver, J. B.; Agudelo, P.; Martin, S. B. 2014. Golf Course Management. March. 82(3): p. 84.
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| Reducing brown ring patch severity on Poa annua greens: Brown ring patch is similar to other Rhizoctonia diseases, but does not react the same way to fungicides
| McDonald, Steven J.; Grala, Richard; Clarke, Bruce B. 2014. Golf Course Management. March. 82(3): p. 86-90, 92-94.
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| Overseeding preparation techniques for fairway seashore paspalum: Overseeding practices for bermudagrass do not always work for seashore paspalum. A combination of herbicide, mowing and verticutting is key to successful transition
| Kopec, D. M.; Gilbert, J.; Pessarakli, M.; Nolan, S. P. 2014. Golf Course Management. February. 82(2): p. 94-99.
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| Environmentally friendly golf: Reducing chemical use and adopting best management practices can make golf courses playable and environmentally friendly
| Grant, Jennifer. 2014. Golf Course Management. February. 82(2): p. 100-104.
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| Just what the grass requires: Using minimum levels for sustainable nutrition: Good turf performance can be achieved at lower nutrient levels
| Woods, Micah; Stowell, Larry; Gelernter, Wendy. 2014. Golf Course Management. January. 82(1): p. 132-136, 138.
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| Finding the balance: Core aeration affects turf health, soil physical properties and the playability of golf course greens | Atkinson, Jeff; McCarty, Bert. 2014. Golf Course Management. January. 82(1): p. 140-144, 146, 148.
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| Documenting your progress toward sustainability | Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry; Woods, Micah. 2013. Golf Course Management. December. 81(12): p. 78-80, 82.
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| Residual efficacy of fungicides for brown patch control on creeping bentgrass fairways
| Daniels, John; Latin, Richard. 2013. Golf Course Management. December. 81(12): p. 84-86, 88, 90-91.
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| The Rules of Golf and the superintendent: A greater familiarity with the Rules of Golf can help superintendents better understand the game and make them more confident in marking the course
| Fry, Jack D. 2013. Golf Course Management. November. 81(11): p. 80-84.
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| The plight of the bees: Why are bees and other pollinators dying, and how can the golf industry safeguard bees and even augment their populations?
| Larson, Jonathan L.; Potter, Daniel A. 2013. Golf Course Management. November. 81(11): p. 85-88.
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| [The Broadmoor Resort, Colorado Springs, Colo.]
| Bauer, Zach. 2013. Golf Course Management. November. 81(11): p. 112.
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| Enhancing late-fall nitrogen on greens: Complement late-fall nitrogen with a plant growth regulator to improve winter hardiness and nutrient sufficiency of greens
| Rogan, Chase M.; Schlossberg, Max. 2013. Golf Course Management. October. 81(10): p. 82-86, 88.
| More Keywords | 231414 |
| Glyphosate-tolerant perennial ryegrass and Poa annua control: Using glyphosate-tolerant perennial ryegrass to overseed bermudagrass can give superintendents an edge on Poa annua
| Flessner, Michael L.; McElroy, J. Scott. 2013. Golf Course Management. October. 81(10): p. 90-92, 94.
| More Keywords ♻ | 231419 |
| Soil salinity and quality of cool-season turfgrasses under sprinkler and subsurface drip irrigation: Most cool-season grasses in an arid to semi-arid transition climate cannot maintain acceptable quality levels under saline irrigation
| Sevostianova, Elena; Leinauer, Bernd. 2013. Golf Course Management. September. 81(9): p. 76-78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88-89.
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| Foliar uptake of nitrogen on creeping bentgrass and bermudagrass greens: Creeping bentgrass and hybrid bermudagrass show similar uptake of foliar-applied nitrogen | Stiegler, Chris; Richardson, Mike; Karcher, Doug. 2013. Golf Course Management. August. 81(8): p. 72-77.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 227747 |
| Phosphorus availability in root zones as affected by fertilizer type: What are the effects of organic fertilizers that supply excess phosphorus when they are applied in quantities that supply sufficient nitrogen to turf?
| Stahnke, G. K.; Miltner, E. D.; Cogger, C. G.; Luchterhand, R. A.; Bembenek, R. E. 2013. Golf Course Management. August. 81(8): p. 78-83.
| More Keywords ↔ | 227748 |
| Effect of pre-emergence herbicides on bermudagrass recovery from SDS: Be careful what you spray: Some pre-emergence herbicides may limit turf recovery and further weaken the turfgrass system
| Beck, L. L.; Cooper, T.; Hephner, A. J.; Straw, C. M.; Henry, G. M. 2013. Golf Course Management. July. 81(7): p. 80-85.
| More Keywords | 224398 |
| New options for Poa annua control in bentgrass greens: The fight against annual bluegrass in creeping bentgrass continues with two new herbicides
| Cross, Robert B.; McCarty, Bert; Estes, Alan G. 2013. Golf Course Management. July. 81(7): p. 86-92.
| More Keywords | 224400 |
| Soil salinity and quality of sprinkler- and drip-irrigated warm-season turfgrasses: Most warm-season grasses can maintain acceptable quality when irrigated with saline water from a subsurface drip system
| Leinauer, Bernd; Sevostianova, Elena. 2013. Golf Course Management. June. 81(6): p. 80, 82-88.
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| To varying degrees, skunks, woodchucks, mice and swallows can all be nuisances on golf courses, but they can be controlled
| Knight, Jim. 2013. Golf Course Management. May. 81(5): p. 90-94, 96.
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| Weed control in spring-seeded hard and tall fescues: With appropriate herbicide use, tall fescue, but not hard fescue, can be established in spring with seed
| Dernoeden, Peter H.; McDonald, Steven J. 2013. Golf Course Management. May. 81(5): p. 98-105.
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| Raccoons, bats, snakes and woodpeckers can all make homes on the golf course - sometimes where they are not wanted
| Knight, Jim. 2013. Golf Course Management. April. 81(4): p. 94-96, 98-99.
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| Operation pollinator for golf courses: Naturalized areas on golf courses can boost declining populations of native pollinators by providing habitat in out-of-play areas
| Dobbs, Emily; Potter, Daniel. 2013. Golf Course Management. April. 81(4): p. 100-103.
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| Factors affecting salt accumulation in irrigated fairways and roughs in the arid Southwest
| Miyamoto, Seiichi. 2013. Golf Course Management. March. 81(3): p. 80-84, 86-88, 90-92.
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| Monitoring turfgrass insect pests: A step-by-step pictorial guide: Monitoring turf insect pests can decrease pesticide use and pest damage while reducing expenses
| Silcox, Diane E.; Billeisen, Terri L.; Brandenburg, Rick L. 2013. Golf Course Management. February. 81(2): p. 90-96, 98.
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| First report of Meloidogyne marylandi infecting bermudagrass in Florida
| Sekora, N. S.; Crow, W. T.; Mekete, T. 2013. Golf Course Management. January. 81(1): p. 138-139.
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| First report of leaf spot of Kentucky bluegrass caused by Nigrospora oryzae in Ontario
| Zheng, Lu Shi, Fang Kelly, Darren Hsiang, Tom. 2013. Golf Course Management. January. 81(1): p. 140-141.
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| First report of Magnaporthe poae, cause of summer patch disease on annual bluegrass in Canada
| Bassoriello, M. M. I.; Jordan, K. S. 2013. Golf Course Management. January. 81(1): p. 142.
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| Preventive fairy ring control on putting greens: Several DMI fungicides can be effective for preventive control of fairy ring on creeping bentrass greens
| Miller, Gerald L.; Soika, Michael D.; Tredway, Lane P. 2012. Golf Course Management. December. 80(12): p. 74-76, 78, 80, 82.
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| Managing thatch with fungal laccase: In greenhouse studies, nine months of laccase applications significantly reduced thatch in creeping bentgrass maintained at putting green height
| Sidhu, Sudeep S.; Huang, Qingguo; Carrow, Robert N.; Raymer, Paul L. 2012. Golf Course Management. December. 80(12): p. 84-86, 88, 90.
| More Keywords ♻ | 214109 |
| Herbicide-resistant weeds: A 21st century problem: Herbicide-resistant weeds are appearing on golf courses worldwide | McElroy, Scott. 2012. Golf Course Management. November. 80(44): p. 84-86, 88.
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| Economic analysis of creeping bentgrass and annual bluegrass greens maintenance
| Bigelow, Cale A.; Tudor, W. Tracy Jr. 2012. Golf Course Management. October. 80(10): p. 76-78, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88, 90-93.
| More Keywords ♻ | 212155 |
| Hunting billbug control in warm-season turf: Field evaluations provided previously unavailable information about product timing and efficacy for hunting billbug control
| Doskocil, Joseph P.; Sorenson, Clyde E.; Royalty, Reed N.; Brandenburg, Rick L. 2012. Golf Course Management. September. 80(9): p. 84-86, 88, 90.
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| Establishing creeping bentgrass in annual bluegrass fairways: Glyphosate and interseeding appears to be an effective approach in boosting creeping bentgrass in annual bluegrass fairways
| Bauer, Sam; Horgan, Brian P.; Watkins, Eric; Hathaway, Aaron; Calhoun, Ronald; Frank, Kevin. 2012. Golf Course Management. September. 80(9): p. 92-94, 96, 98, 100.
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| Precise PGR applications on greens: To suppress turfgrass yield throughout the season, use growing degree days to schedule Primo Maxx applications
| Kreuser, Bill; Soldat, Doug. 2012. Golf Course Management. August. 80(8): p. 80-82, 84, 86, 88.
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| Annual bluegrass control in overseeded bermudagrass fairways: When mitosis-inhibiting herbicides are not effective at controlling annual bluegrass, other options are available
| Cross, Robert B.; McCarty, Lambert B.; Estes, Alan G. 2012. Golf Course Management. August. 80(8): p. 90-92, 94, 96-97.
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| Bacterial decline of creeping bentgrass: Damage to creeping bentgrass putting greens associated with Acidovorax bacteria was first observed in 2009
| Latin, Richard. 2012. Golf Course Management. July. 80(7): p. 82-88.
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| Effects of hollow-tine diameter and topdressing incorporation implements on sand topdressing integration
| Kowalewski, Alec R.; Rogers, John N. III.; VanLoo, Tim D.; Dunne, Jeff. 2012. Golf Course Management. July. 80(7): p. 90-92, 94.
| More Keywords ♻ | 208117 |
| Managing anthracnose with fungicides: The future for anthracnose management looks brighter with new chemistries and an integrated management approach
| Tredway, Lane; Wong, Frank. 2012. Golf Course Management. June. 80(6): p. 90-96, 98.
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| A survey about anthracnose BMPs: A 2011 survey documented the impact of best management practices on superintendents' efforts to minimize anthracnose on greens
| Inguagiato, John C. 2012. Golf Course Management. June. 80(6): p. 100-105.
| More Keywords | 207462 |
| Biology and pathology of turfgrass anthracnose: Anthracnose is a serious disease of cool-season turf on golf courses, but new genetic tools and cultivar development may limit the disease
| Crouch, Jo Anne; Clarke, Bruce B. 2012. Golf Course Management. May. 80(5): p. 96-100, 102.
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| Best management practices for anthracnose on annual bluegrass: Using the correct cultural practices can lessen the severity of anthracnose disease on annual bluegrass
| Murphy, James; Inguagiato, John; Clarke, Bruce. 2012. Golf Course Management. May. 80(5): p. 104-108, 110.
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| Managing pyrethroid-susceptible annual bluegrass weevil
| Koppenhöfer, A. M.; Alm, Steven R.; Cowles, Richard S.; McGraw, Benjamin A.; Swier, Stanley; Vittum, Patricia J. 2012. Golf Course Management. April. 80(4): p. 104-110.
| More Keywords | 202460 |
| Frequent venting of bermudagrass green: Effects on infiltration and water content
| Fontanier, Charles H.; White, Richard H.; Thomas, James C. 2012. Golf Course Management. April. 80(4): p. 111-115.
| More Keywords ♻ | 202464 |
| Do all grasses divot the same? Noticeable differences exist between bermudagrass and zoysiagrass cultivars
| Trappe, Jon M.; Patton, Aaron J.; Karcher, Douglas E.; Richardson, Michael, D. 2012. Golf Course Management. March. 80(3): p. 92-96.
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| Controlling annual bluegrass weevil: Optimal insecticide timing and rates
| Koppenhöfer, A. M.; Alm, Steven R.; Cowles, Richard S.; McGraw, Benjamin A.; Swier, Stanley; Vittum, Patricia J. 2012. Golf Course Management. March. 80(3): p. 98-102, 104.
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| De-goosing golf courses: Canada geese can be a serious pest on golf courses, but tools are available to control them
| Knight, Jim. 2012. Golf Course Management. February. 80(2): p. 132-137.
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| Why lightweight rolling decreases dollar spot: Daily rolling can result in significant dollar spot reductions regardless of the time of day the practice is implemented | Giordano, Paul R.; Vargas, Joseph M. Jr.; Nikolai, Thomas A.; Hammerschmidt, Ray. 2012. Golf Course Management. February. 80(2): p. 138-142.
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| Reducing annual bluegrass during fairway conversion to Kentucky bluegrass
| Hoiberg, Andrew; Minner, Dave; Branham, Bruce. 2012. Golf Course Management. January. 80(1): p. 98-102.
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| Lightweight rolling around the world: Lightweight rolling of greens has shown benefits in the U. S. and Sweden
| Nikolai, Thomas A. 2011. Golf Course Management. December. 79(12): p. 82-86.
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| Bicarbonates and carbonates in irrigation water and soils: High levels of bicarbonates and carbonates can stress turfgrass, but superintendents can develop cost-effective management plans
| Carrow, R. N.; Duncan, R. R. 2011. Golf Course Management. November. 79(11): p. 92-99.
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| Alternative cool-season species for low-input fairways: Some alternative cool-season turf species may provide fairway options for golf courses that are working to reduce inputs
| Watkins, Eric; Hollman, Andrew B.; Horgan, Brian P. 2011. Golf Course Management. October. 79(10): p. 92-94, 96.
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| Deficit irrigation of seashore paspalum and bermudagrass
| Bañuelos, Jaime B.; Walworth, James L.; Brown, Paul W.; Kopec, David M. 2011. Golf Course Management. October. 79(10): p. 98-102, 104.
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| The worm turns: Earthworm cast reduction on golf courses: A byproduct of the tea tree may provide an organic solution to a long-standing and vexing problem faced by golf course superintendents
| Potter, Daniel A.; Redmond, Carl T.; Williams, David W. 2011. Golf Course Management. September. 79(9): p. 86-88, 90, 92, 94, 96.
| More Keywords ♻ | 189259 |
| Post-fledging bluebird survival on Virginia golf courses
| Jackson, Allyson K.; Cristol, Daniel A. 2011. Golf Course Management. September. 79(9): p. 98-100, 102.
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| Precision turf management: A new water audit based on soil moisture
| Carrow, Robert N.; Cline, Van. 2011. Golf Course Management. August. 79(8): p. 76-80, 82.
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| Zoysiagrass resistance to hunting billbug
| Reinert, James A.; Engelke, M. C.; Heitholt, James J. 2011. Golf Course Management. August. 79(8): p. 84-86, 88, 90.
| More Keywords ↔ | 187691 |
| Bermudagrass mite: Resistance to damage in bermudagrass cultivars: Planting resistant cultivars is one way to beat the bermudagrass mite
| Reinert, James A. 2011. Golf Course Management. July. 79(7): p. 76-78, 80.
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| Diamond zoysiagrass in shade: Diamond zoysiagrass shows some promise for use on putting greens
| Atkinson, Jeff; McCarty, Bert; Liu, Haibo. 2011. Golf Course Management. July. 79(7): p. 82-84.
| More Keywords ↔ | 185215 |
| Turfgrasses evaluated for tolerance to rapid blight: Mixing perennial ryegrass with more-tolerant turfgrasses is one strategy for rapid blight control
| Olsen, Mary W.; Kopec, David; Gilbert, Jeffery. 2011. Golf Course Management. July. 79(7): p. 86-88, 90.
| More Keywords | 185216 |
| Thatch collpase: A disease of fine leaf fescue: Thatch collapse is a disease of cool-season grasses in the U.K.
| Dernoeden, Peter; Kaminski, John; Haspell, Chris. 2011. Golf Course Management. May. 79(5): p. 88-91.
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| Basal leaf blight, a new Waitea disease of seashore paspalum: Waitea circinata var. prodigus is a newly described, proven pathogen of seashore paspalum
| Kammerer, S. J.; Harmon, P. F. 2011. Golf Course Management. May. 79(5): p. 92-93, 96, 98.
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| Differences among Waitea circinata pathogens
| Anonymous. 2011. Golf Course Management. May. 79(5): p. 94.
| More Keywords ↔ | 180901 |
| Sand-based root zones amended with biochar: Switchgrass biochar shows promise as an amendment for sand-based root zones
| Brockhoff, Shane R.; Christians, Nick E. 2011. Golf Course Management. April. 79(4): p. 90-93.
| More Keywords | 179445 |
| MSMA phase-out: What's next? With restrictions on the use of MSMA, superintendents need alternatives for post-emergence weed control | Brosnan, J. T.; Breeden, G. K.; Patton, A. J.; McCullough, P. E.; Henry, G. M. 2011. Golf Course Management. April. 79(4): p. 94-98.
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| Annual bluegrass weevils: Distribution and damage: The spatial patterns of emerging annual bluegrass weevil populations reveal insights on population dynamics and damage expression
| McGraw, Benjamin A.; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M. 2011. Golf Course Management. March. 79(3): p. 92-94, 96, 98.
| More Keywords | 178023 |
| War of the worlds: Bacteria vs. nematodes: Researchers investigate the use of Pasteuria endospores to reduce sting nematode populations on turfgrass
| Luc, John E.; Crow, William T. 2011. Golf Course Management. March. 79(3): p. 100-102, 104, 106, 108, 110.
| More Keywords | 178027 |
| Nematodes for control of annual bluegrass weevil: Insect parasitic nematodes may have the potential to provide less toxic, more sustainable approaches to manage annual bluegrass weevil
| McGraw, Benjamin A.; Vittum, Patricia J.; Cowles, Richard S.; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht M. 2011. Golf Course Management. February. 79(2): p. 88-90, 92, 94.
| More Keywords ↔ | 175724 |
| Managing organic matter in ultradwarf bermudagrasses: Cultural practices affect performance of ultradwarf greens
| Rowland, John H. 2011. Golf Course Management. February. 79(2): p. 96-98, 100-103.
| More Keywords | 175729 |
| Voles, voles and more voles: Voles can be a serious pest on golf courses, and control efforts require constant vigilance
| Knight, Jim. 2011. Golf Course Management. January. 79(1): p. 126-129.
| More Keywords | 174813 |
| Pythium root dysfunction of creeping bentgrass greens: Pythium root dysfunction differs from other Pythium diseases and therefore requires a unique management approach
| Kerns, Jim; Tredway, Lane. 2011. Golf Course Management. January. 79(1): p. 130-137.
| More Keywords | 174814 |
| Poa annua control in overseeded perennial ryegrass: Applying the right combination of products at the right time can greatly reduce Poa annua in overseeded bermudagrass
| McElroy, Scott. 2010. Golf Course Management. December. 78(12): p. 72-75.
| More Keywords | 174050 |
| Quantitative analysis of 20-plus years of golf course monitoring studies
| Baris, Reuben D.; Cohen, Stuart Z.; Barnes, N. LaJan; Lam, Juleen; Ma, Qingli. 2010. Golf Course Management. November. 78(11): p. 82-86, 88, 90, 92-94.
| More Keywords ↔ | 171971 |
| Conserve water through infrequent irrigation of bentgrass fairways: Bentgrass fairways may not need to be irrigated as frequently as once thought
| McCann, Stephen E.; Huang, Bingru. 2010. Golf Course Management. October. 78(10): p. 90-92, 94.
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| Perennial ryegrass competition affects bermudagrass health
| Askew, Shawn. 2010. Golf Course Management. October. 78(10): p. 96-98, 100, 102.
| More Keywords | 170537 |
| Overseeded bermudagrass: Improving turf aesthetics during spring transition
| Askew, Shawn. 2010. Golf Course Management. September. 78(9): p. 100-104.
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| Wetting agents affect soil moisture uniformity in sand putting greens
| Soldat, Doug; Lowery, Birl; Kussow, Wayne. 2010. Golf Course Management. August. 78(8): p. 76-78, 80, 82.
| More Keywords | 167734 |
| Timing fungicide applications for spring dead spot
| Walker, N. R. 2010. Golf Course Management. August. 78(8): p. 84-86, 88, 90-92.
| More Keywords ↔ | 167735 |
| Bringing IPM to the next level: Powerful tools that will help superintendents implement IPM are now available on The Environmental Institute of Golf website
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry; Brandenburg, Rick; Kopec, Dave; Umeda, Kai; Yelverton, Fred. 2010. Golf Course Management. July. 78(7): p. 72-74, 76, 78.
| More Keywords ↔ | 166394 |
| Nutrient monitoring of effluent irrigation and soil on fairways
| Guertal, E. A. 2010. Golf Course Management. July. 78(7): p. 80, 82, 84, 86, 88, 90.
| More Keywords ↔ | 166391 |
| Pest tolerance and other criteria: With more than 30 zoysiagrass cultivars to choose from, which one is best?
| Patton, Aaron. 2010. Golf Course Management. June. 78(6): p. 80-85.
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| Golf ball lie in bermudagrass and zoysiagrass: Cultivars can affect golf ball lie
| Richardson, Mike; Karcher, Doug; Patton, Aaron; McCalla, John. 2010. Golf Course Management. June. 78(6): p. 86-90.
| More Keywords | 163556 |
| Turf quality and stress tolerance: Improve turf performance and environmental stress tolerance through proper cultivar selection
| Patton, Aaron. 2010. Golf Course Management. May. 78(5): p. 90-95.
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| Removing nitrate and phosphate in drain tile leachate: A new filter cleans up nitrate and phosphate in leaching during putting green establishment
| Nichols, Adam; Ervin, Erik. 2010. Golf Course Management. May. 78(5): p. 96-100.
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| Controlling roughstalk bluegrass: Timing is everything when it comes to controlling Poa trilialis in creeping bentgrass
| Rutledge, James; Weisenberger, Dan; Reicher, Zac. 2010. Golf Course Management. April. 78(4): p. 98-103.
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| The nature and control of black layer
| Berndt, William L.; Vargas, Joseph M. Jr. 2010. Golf Course Management. April. 78(4): p. 104-108.
| More Keywords | 161257 |
| Protecting greens in winter: A cost-benefit analysis can help superintendents design a winter protection program that suits their needs
| Larsen, Andrew. 2010. Golf Course Management. March. 78(3): p. 86-88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 98, 100, 102.
| More Keywords | 160411 |
| Managing an ultradwarf bermudagrass in shade: Challenging some common practices may produce higher-quality ultradwarf bermudagrass greens
| Baldwin, Christian M.; Liu, Haibo; McCarty, L. B. 2010. Golf Course Management. March. 78(3): p. 104-106, 108.
| More Keywords | 160412 |
| When ornamental grasses aren't: Ornamental grasses can escape their gardens and become a nuisance in turf
| Voigt, Tom; Reicher, Zac. 2010. Golf Course Management. February. 78(2): p. 84-86, 88-90.
| More Keywords ↔ | 159896 |
| Restricting phosphorus fertilizer use: Minnesota superintendents have reinforced their reputations as environmental stewards by working with state and local lawnmakers and acting as partners in solving water-quality problems
| Horgan, Brian; Rosen, Carl. 2010. Golf Course Management. February. 78(2): p. 92-96.
| More Keywords | 159897 |
| Herbicides for seashore paspalum seedlings: Several herbicides can be safely applied to control weeds in seashore paspalum seedlings
| Patton, Aaron; Trappe, Jon; Richardson, Mike; Nelson, Eric. 2010. Golf Course Management. February. 78(2): p. 98-102.
| More Keywords ↔ | 159898 |
| Responses of creeping bentgrass to winter shade: Surprisingly, turf exposed to full sun in winter may have lower quality than turf in partial shade
| Baldwin, Christian M.; Liu, Haibo; McCarty, L. B. 2010. Golf Course Management. January. 78(1): p. 108-112.
| More Keywords | 159263 |
| PGRs and scalping in creeping bentgrass: Scalping in creeping bentgrass may not occur until a month or more after Proxy has been applied twice to the turf
| Dernoeden, Peter H.; Pigati, Raymond L. 2010. Golf Course Management. January. 78(1): p. 113-116, 118.
| More Keywords ↔ | 159264 |
| Irrigation methods affect carbohydrate metabolism in creeping bentgrass: Deep, infrequent irrigation in summer may increase drought tolerance in creeping bentgrass
| Fu, Jinmin; Dernoeden, Peter H. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 80-82, 84-85.
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| Disease updates: First report of Colletotrichum cereale causing anthracnose foliar blight of creeping bentgrass in Mississippi and Alabama
| Young, J. R.; Tomaso-Peterson, M.; Crouch, J. A. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 86-87.
| More Keywords ↔ | 158214 |
| Disease updates: First report of brown ring patch caused by Waitea circinata var. circinata on Poa trivialis
| Flor, N.; Harmon, P.; Datnoff, L.; Raid, R.; Nagata, R. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 87-88.
| More Keywords ↔ | 158215 |
| Disease updates: First report of anthracnose disease of ornamental feather reed grass caused by Colletotrichum cereale
| Crouch, J. A.; Inguagiato, J. C. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 88.
| More Keywords ↔ | 158216 |
| Disease updates: First report of brown ring patch caused by Waitea circinata var. circinata on Poa annua in Virginia
| Kammerer, S.; Harmon, P. F.; McDonald, S. J.; Horvath, B. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 90.
| More Keywords ↔ | 158217 |
| Disease updates: First report of Longidorus breviannulatus associated with damage on creeping bentgrass greens
| Simard, L.; Bélair, G.; Miller, S. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 92.
| More Keywords ↔ | 158218 |
| Disease updates: First report of brown ring patch caused by Waitea circinata var. circinata and Poa annua in Pennsylvania
| Fidanza, M. A.; McDonald, S. J.; Wong, F. P.; Mysliwiec, T. H.; Averell, R. M. 2009. Golf Course Management. December. 77(12): p. 93.
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| Pesticide runoff from simulated golf turf: Unlike runoff in many agriculture crops, pesticide runoff in turf does not vary with plot size
| Carroll, M. J.; Hapeman, C. J.; Pfeil, E. 2009. Golf Course Management. November. 77(11): p. 70-72, 74, 76, 78, 80.
| More Keywords ♻ | 157350 |
| Effects of humic acids on greens: Humic acids have been used to promote nutrient uptake and water retention in greens, but are they effective?
| Van Dyke, Adam; Johnson, Paul G.; Grossl, Paul R. 2009. Golf Course Management. November. 77(11): p. 82-84, 86, 88, 90.
| More Keywords ↔ | 157351 |
| Foliar vs. granular fertilization on creeping bentgrass
| Totten, Wes; Liu, Haibo; McCarty, Lambert B.; Baldwin, Christian M.; Toler, Joe E. 2009. Golf Course Management. October. 77(10): p. 74-76, 78, 80.
| More Keywords ♻ | 156100 |
| Long-term monitoring of nutrient loss in runoff from a golf course: With proper golf course management, the surface water quality in a golf course-dominated watershed could be returned to its original condition
| Starrett, Steve; Su, Yunsheng; Heier, Travis; Klein, Jamie; Holste, Jeff; Palomo, Monica. 2009. Golf Course Management. October. 77(10): p. 82-84, 86, 88.
| More Keywords | 156101 |
| Seasonality, development and cultural control of the hunting billbug: Monitoring for the hunting billbug and planting or overseeding with endophytic grasses are effective means of limiting damage to warm-season grasses
| Buss, Eileen A.; Huang, Ta-I. 2009. Golf Course Management. October. 77(10): p. 90-92, 94, 96.
| More Keywords ♻ | 156104 |
| Energy planning, upgrades and the future: Energy use and costs will be changing for every business, including golf, and superintendents must be prepared
| Staples, Andrew. 2009. Golf Course Management. September. 77(9): p. 94-96, 98-100.
| More Keywords ↔ | 154979 |
| Natural enemies of golf course pests: Superintendents can take advantage of the food chain to help control pests on the golf course
| Braman, Kris. 2009. Golf Course Management. September. 77(9): p. 102-108.
| More Keywords | 154982 |
| Chemical control of brown ring patch: Results from three trial locations show that some fungicides on the market provide control of brown ring patch disease
| McDonald, Steve; Settle, Derek; Stowell, Larry; Chen, Chi-Min; Wong, Frank. 2009. Golf Course Management. August. 77(8): p. 74-80.
| More Keywords ♻ | 153827 |
| Answers to questions about wetting agents: When superintendents were asked questions about their use of wetting agents, they came up with quite a few of their own
| Karnok, Keith; Tucker, Kevin. 2009. Golf Course Management. August. 77(8): p. 82-85.
| More Keywords | 153830 |
| Canada thistle control with selective herbicides: Canada thistle is an invasive weed that poses a problem in minimally mowed rough areas
| McDonald, Steven; Loughner, Dan. 2009. Golf Course Management. July. 77(7): p. 86-88, 90, 92.
| More Keywords | 151948 |
| Pump stations: Pump stations and water use can be managed to decrease energy costs on golf courses
| Staples, Andrew J. 2009. Golf Course Management. July. 77(7): p. 94, 96, 98, 100-102.
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| Surface water-quality monitoring on golf courses in the Pacific Northwest: Golf course management practices in the Pacific Northwest do not pose a hazard to water quality in golf course streams
| Miltner, Eric; Hindahl, Mike. 2009. Golf Course Management. June. 77(6): p. 80-82, 84, 86, 88.
| More Keywords ♻ | 148943 |
| Is IPM recession-proof?: Integrated pest management is the best option for all economic climates, good or bad | Brandenburg, Rick. 2009. Golf Course Management. June. 77(6): p. 90-92, 94.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 148944 |
| Energy generation and delivery: What are you doing to not participate in this recession?
| Staples, Andrew. 2009. Golf Course Management. June. 77(6): p. 96-98, 100, 102.
| More Keywords ↔ | 148946 |
| Curative control of yellow tuft in creeping bentgrass: Fungicides may not be a cure-all for yellow tuft
| McDonald, Steven; Dernoeden, Peter; Kaminski, John; Agnew, Michael. 2009. Golf Course Management. May. 77(5): p. 106-110.
| More Keywords | 148019 |
| Mowing and rolling strategies to manage anthracnose on annual bluegrass greens: Increased mowing frequency and lightweight rolling help superintendents rise above anthracnose epidemics and maintain green speed
| Inguagiato, John C.; Murphy, James A.; Clarke, Bruce B. 2009. Golf Course Management. May. 77(5): p. 111-116.
| More Keywords ♻ | 148020 |
| Effects of nitrogen and Primo Maxx on brown ring patch development: Best management practices are still being developed for brown ring patch, a recently discovered disease of Poa annua greens
| Wong, Frank; Chen, Chi-Min; Stowell, Larry. 2009. Golf Course Management. May. 77(5): p. 117-121.
| More Keywords ♻ | 148022 |
| Biological pest control: A realistic outlook: Having a completely organic course may not be possible, but superintendents can incorporate many environmentally friendly products and practices into their regular golf course management practices
| Gelernter, Wendy; Stowell, Larry. 2009. Golf Course Management. April. 77(4): p. 110-115.
| More Keywords | 146694 |
| Geographic distribution and local incidence of invasive crane flies in the Northeast: The European and common crane fly are both established in western New York state and are expected to continue spreading throughout the Northeast
| Peck, Daniel C.; Olmstead, Daniel. 2009. Golf Course Management. April. 77(4): p. 116-122.
| More Keywords ♻ | 146698 |
| New herbicides control yellow nutsedge in cool-season turf: Two new products show promise for yellow nutsedge control in cool-season turf, but sequential applications are critical
| Hart, Steve; McCullough, Patrick. 2009. Golf Course Management. March. 77(3): p. 112-115.
| More Keywords | 145956 |
| Nitrogen fertility and anthracnose basal rot in putting greens: Disease severity may be reduced with an adequate nitrogen rate and an appropriate source
| Uddin, Waker; Soika, Michael; Livingston, David. 2009. Golf Course Management. March. 77(3): p. 116-119.
| More Keywords ♻ | 145955 |
| Insecticidal control of invasive crane flies in the northeastern U.S.: Initial research has shown that some products control crane fly larvae, but additional work is needed to evaluate other products and to refine control strategies
| Peck, Daniel C.; Olmstead, Daniel; Morales, Anuar. 2009. Golf Course Management. March. 77(3): p. 120-126.
| More Keywords ♻ | 145957 |
| Establishment rate and lateral spread of tall fescue cultivars: Do rhizomatous tall fescues provide faster establishment and greater spread than traditional turf-type tall fescues?
| St. John, Rodney; Fry, Jack; Bremer, Dale; Keeley, Steve. 2009. Golf Course Management. February. 77(2): p. 113-118.
| More Keywords | 144760 |
| New options for golf course weed control: Several products have been released in recent years that give superintendents new options for control of difficult weeds
| Gardner, D. S. 2009. Golf Course Management. February. 77(2): p. 119-124.
| More Keywords | 144762 |
| Effects of traffic stress on bentgrass putting green and fairway turf: When maintained as putting greens and fairways, velvet bentgrasses performed better than many of the creeping bentgrasses studied under compaction and wear stress
| Samaranayake, H.; Lawson, T. J.; Murphy, J. A. 2009. Golf Course Management. January. 77(1): p. 126-131.
| More Keywords | 143590 |
| Warm-season native grasses for playable roughs: Can Hachita blue grama and Cody buffalograss provide a playable unmowed rough in the Midwest?
| Voigt, Tom. 2009. Golf Course Management. January. 77(1): p. 132-136.
| More Keywords ♻ | 143591 |
| Cultural practices and silvery-thread moss control: Topdressing and nitrogen can enhance the efficacy of a herbicide on silvery-thread moss
| Borst, Steven M.; McElroy, J. Scott; Breeden, Greg K.; Flessner, Michael. 2009. Golf Course Management. January. 77(1): p. 137-140.
| More Keywords | 143592 |
| Different herbicide responses by moss species in creeping bentgrass greens: Two herbicides produced different reactions in three species of mosses
| Borst, Steven M.; McElroy, J. Scott; Thoms, Adam W.; Breeden, Greg K. 2008. Golf Course Management. December. 76(12): p. 82-85.
| More Keywords | 143465 |
| Using the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test on turf: A soil test may help superintendents decrease nitrogen fertility use
| Gardner, D. S.; Horgan, B. P.; Horvath, B. J. 2008. Golf Course Management. December. 76(12): p. 86-91.
| More Keywords | 143466 |
| Influence of a PGR on the efficacy of fungicides for control of dollar spot on creeping bentgrass: During a three-year study, Primo Maxx appeared to have a neutral effect on the increase and decrease of dollar spot disease | Stewart, Justin; Latin, Richard. 2008. Golf Course Management. December. 76(12): p. 92-97.
| More Keywords | 143467 |
| Vertical mowing and mowing height affect anthracnose basal rot: Minimizing plant injury significantly reduces disease severity
| Uddin, Wakar; Soika, Michael; Livingston, David. 2008. Golf Course Management. November. 76(11): p. 84-87.
| More Keywords ♻ | 141871 |
| A naturally derived, soluble fertilizer for golf courses: Until recently, a naturally derived fertilizer in a sprayable formulation has not been available to superintendents
| Fermanian, Thomas; Torello, William. 2008. Golf Course Management. November. 76(11): p. 88-91.
| More Keywords | 141873 |
| The importance of early and accurate diagnosis of Rhizoctonia diseases: Correct identification of Rhizoctonia species is necessary to efficiently manage turf diseases
| Kammerer, S. J.; Harmon, P. F. 2008. Golf Course Management. November. 76(11): p. 92-98.
| More Keywords | 142070 |
| Minimum fungicide rates for species-specific snow mold control: Knowing the optimal fungicide rate for controlling a particular species of fungus allows superintendents to reduce inputs and expenses
| Jung, G.; Chang, S.; Chang, T.; Koch, P.; Abler, S. 2008. Golf Course Management. November. 76(11): p. 99-102.
| More Keywords ♻ | 142073 |
| Development of resistance by turf insects to insecticides: Although insects are beginning to show resistance to insecticides, superintendents can manage products to extend their usefulness
| Vittum, Patricia J.; Silcox, Charles A. 2008. Golf Course Management. October. 76(10): p. 100-106.
| More Keywords | 140268 |
| Optimizing spring transition of perennial ryegrass: Using a selective herbicide and appropriate cultural practices can alleviate some of the agony of spring transition to bermudagrass
| McCauley, R. K.; McCarty, Bert; Liu, Haibo; Toler, J. E. 2008. Golf Course Management. October. 76(10): p. 107-110.
| More Keywords | 140280 |
| For successful control, know your Poa annua: Superintendents in the South continue to batle Poa Annua, a tenacious winter annual weed
| McCarty, Bert. 2008. Golf Course Management. October. 76(10): p. 111-115.
| More Keywords | 140287 |
| Turf insecticide classes and modes of action: Products using 12 modes of action are currently available for use on golf courses, but researchers continue to look for new target areas. | Silcox, Charles A.; Vittum, Patricia J. 2008. Golf Course Management. September. 76(9): p. 82-90.
| More Keywords ↔ | 139260 |
| Effects of ball mark repair tools on an annual bluegrass green: When used correctly, all the golf course tools tested adequately repaired ball marks, but only a few could produce acceptable injury levels when they were used incorrectly | Kowalewski, Alexander R.; Rogers, John N. III. 2008. Golf Course Management. September. 76(9): p. 95-98.
| More Keywords | 139297 |
| Insights into managing annual bluegrass weevils: The annual bluegrass weevil is a prolific pest that can be troublesome on Poa annua, but the right timing and the right product can provide relief
| Cowles, Richard S.; Koppenhöfer, Albrecht; McGraw, Ben; Alm, Steven R.; Ramoutar, Darryl; Peck, Daniel C.; Vittum, Patricia; Heller, Paul; Swier, Stanley. 2008. Golf Course Management. August. 76(8): p. 86-92.
| More Keywords | 138279 |
| Reexamining fungicide synergism for dollar spot control: Synergistic fungicide combinations do not appear to be an effective strategy for controlling dollar spot on golf course turf
| Latin, Richard; Burpee, Lee. 2008. Golf Course Management. July. 76(7): p. 84-87.
| More Keywords | 137557 |
| Precision Turfgrass Management and irrigation practices: Following the lead of Precision Agriculture, Precision Turfgrass Management makes it possible for superintendents to apply precise amounts of inputs exactly when and where they are needed | Krum, Joseph M.; Carrow, Robert N. 2008. Golf Course Management. July. 76(7): p. 88-92.
| More Keywords ♻ | 137558 |
| Effectively managing hemlock woolly adelgid: Hemlock trees in the eastern U.S. are threatened by a tiny insect that can be controlled with proper treatment
| Royalty, Nate. 2008. Golf Course Management. July. 76(7): p. 93-98.
| More Keywords | 137559 |
| Annual bluegrass update: 12 years later: Has any progress been made since 1996 in superintendents' apparently never-ending struggle to control annual bluegrass?
| Christians, Nick. 2008. Golf Course Management. June. 76(6): p. 96-101.
| More Keywords ♻ | 136486 |
| Hydrology and water quality from managed turf: A long-term watershed-scale assessment showed that nitrogen and pesticide losses from a Minnesota golf course did not pose an environmental threat, but phosphorus losses, although small, exceeded levels linked to eutrophication
| King, K. W.; Balogh, J. C. 2008. Golf Course Management. June. 76(6): p. 102-108.
| More Keywords | 136495 |
| Using wetting agents to improve irrigation efficiency: Greens with a water-repellent root zone require less water when treated with a wetting agent
| Karnok, Keith; Tucker, Kevin. 2008. Golf Course Management. June. 76(6): p. 109-111.
| More Keywords | 136496 |
| Cultivating to manage organic matter in sand-based greens: Aggressive verticutting removed more organic matter from greens, but core-aerated greens recovered more quickly
| Landreth, Josh; Karcher, Doug; Richardson, Mike. 2008. Golf Course Management. May. 76(5): p. 118-122.
| More Keywords ↔ | 135545 |
| Dealing with summer-induced chlorosis of turf: Applying high rates of iron appears to alleviate summer-induced chlorois in Kentucky bluegrass
| DeVetter, David; Christians, Nick; Minner, David. 2008. Golf Course Management. May. 76(5): p. 123-126.
| More Keywords | 135546 |
| Zoysiagrass: economic and environmental sense in the transition zone: Zoysiagrass fairways require fewer inputs, which add up to fewer dollars and better environmental management
| Fry, Jack; Kennelly, Megan; St. John, Rodney. 2008. Golf Course Management. May. 76(5): p. 127-132.
| More Keywords ↔ | 135547 |
| Adding inorganic amendments to a poorly performing green: The addition of inorganic amendments did not solve a putting green's infiltration problems
| Guertal, Elizabeth; Waltz, Clint. 2008. Golf Course Management. May. 76(5): p. 133-137.
| More Keywords ♻ | 135548 |
| Fungicides can mitigate injury and improve creeping bentgrass quality: Tank-mixing can improve summer turf quality of creeping bentgrass greens
| Dernoeden, P. H.; Fu, J. 2008. Golf Course Management. April. 76(4): p. 102-106.
| More Keywords | 134970 |
| Early detection of turf disease through direct sensing: The human eye gets some assistance in discovering the first signs of disease in turf
| Anderson, Zachary; Fermanian, Thomas. 2008. Golf Course Management. April. 76(4): p. 107-110.
| More Keywords | 134972 |
| Bolstering amphibian communities on golf courses
| Semlitsch, Raymond D.; Boone, Michelle D.; Bodie, J. Russell. 2008. Golf Course Management. April. 76(4): p. 111-118.
| More Keywords ↔ | 134975 |
| What's up with the annual bluegrass weevil in the North?: The annual bluegrass weevil has established itself in eastern Canada in areas where pesticide use is strictly controlled
| Simard, Louis; Vittum, Patricia. 2008. Golf Course Management. March. 76(3): p. 116-120.
| More Keywords | 133488 |
| Controlling creeping bentgrass in Kentucky bluegrass: A new herbicide safely and effectively removes creeping bentgrass from Kentucky bluegrass | Jones, Marcus A.; Christians, Nick E. 2008. Golf Course Management. March. 76(3): p. 121-124.
| More Keywords | 133491 |
| Impact of winter traffic on creeping bentgrass: Winter traffic has an immediate and negative impact on creeping bentgrass turf, but turf recovers once temperatures warm
| Baldwin, Christian M.; Liu, Haibo; McCarty, Bert; Long, Steven H. 2008. Golf Course Management. March. 76(3): p. 125-128.
| More Keywords | 133493 |
| Improving spray coverage improves dollar spot control: Using the right nozzle to apply fungicide can save your grass
| Vincelli, Paul; Dixon, Ed. 2008. Golf Course Management. February. 76(2): p. 114-116.
| More Keywords ↔ | 132687 |
| Improving ball lie in TifSport bermudagrass: Plant growth regulators produced a denser turf in TifSport, improving ball lie
| Hanna, Wayne W. 2008. Golf Course Management. February. 76(2): p. 122-123.
| More Keywords ↔ | 132689 |
| Maximizing establishment of Cimarron little bluestem: With proper planting and management, Cimarron little bluestem can be a viable option for golf course rough
| Maddox, Victor L.; Goatley, J. Michael Jr.; Philley, H. Wayne; Stewart, Barry; Wells, D. Wayne. 2008. Golf Course Management. February. 76(2): p. 124-129.
| More Keywords ↔ | 132690 |
| Beyond site-specific best management practices for water conservation: A statewide best management practices plan benefits all water users
| Carrow, R. N.; Waltz, C.; Esoda, M. 2008. Golf Course Management. January. 76(1): p. 164-169.
| More Keywords | 131671 |
| Distribution of Typhula species and varieties in Wisconsin, Utah, Michigan and Minnesota: The three fungi species for most of the snow molds found on U.S. golf courses occupy distinct ecological niches
| Jung, G.; Chang, S. W. 2008. Golf Course Management. January. 76(1): p. 170-175.
| More Keywords ↔ ♻ | 131672 |
| Soil microorganisms: Your underground assistants: In established turfgrass systems, pesticides can bind to organic matter and degrade in the soil instead of being lost through runoff and leaching that contaminates groundwater and surface water | Hixson, Adam C.; Weber, Jerome B.; Yelverton, Fred H.; Shi, Wei. 2007. Golf Course Management. December. 75(12): p. 84-90.
| More Keywords | 131015 |
| Building disease control programs on annual bluegrass greens in the mid-Atlantic region: Advance planning can reduce disease and lead to healthier greens
| Agnew, Michael L. 2007. Golf Course Management. December. 75(12): p. 91-96.
| More Keywords | 131017 |
| Tolerance of seashore paspalum to Japanese beetle: In a laboratory study, some seashore paspalum cultivars showed better tolerance to feeding by Japanese beetle grubs
| Braman, S. Kristine; Raymer, Paul L. 2007. Golf Course Management. November. 75(11): p. 84-85.
| More Keywords ↔ | 130016 |
| Painting dormant bermudagrass putting greens: Painting bermudagrass greens in winter is a viable option for some superintendents
| Liu, Haibo; McCarty, Bert; Baldwin, Christian M.; Sarvis, William G.; Long, Steve H. 2007. Golf Course Management. November. 75(11): p. 86-91.
| More Keywords ♻ | 130019 |
| May or June beetles infesting Oklahoma turf: Identifying the various species of Phyllophaga grubs infesting Oklahoma turf has allowed scientists to develop more precise timing for preventative treatments | Royer, Tom; Doskocil, Joseph; Walker, Nathan; Marek, Steve; Bell, Greg; Reinert, James. 2007. Golf Course Management. November. 75(11): p. 92-95.
| More Keywords ♻ | 130021 |
| Effects of organic fertilizers on saturated hydraulic conductivity of USGA root zones: Ash from some common organic fertilizers did not adversely affect the saturated hydraulic conductivity of root zones | McNitt, Andrew S.; Petrunak, Dianne; Serensits, Thomas. 2007. Golf Course Management. October. 75(10): p. 96-98.
| More Keywords ↔ | 128612 |
| Controlling Poa trivialis in cool-season fairways: New herbicides provide hope for superintendents trying to control Poa trivialis
| Morton, Debbie; Reicher, Zac. 2007. Golf Course Management. October. 75(10): p. 99-103.
| More Keywords | 128613 |
| Soil and phosphorus runoff from cool-season fairways after core cultivation: Best management practices can reduce the threat of soil and nutrient losses in runoff from sloped and core-cultivated fairways near surface waters
| Kauffman, Gordon L. III; Watschke, Thomas L. 2007. Golf Course Management. October. 75(10): p. 104-109.
| More Keywords | 128614 |
| Bermudagrass freeze tolerance: Some seeded and vegetatively propagated bermudagrass cultivars are more likely to tolerate severe winters in the transition zone
| Anderson, Jeff; Taliaferro, Charles; Martin, Dennis; Wu, Yanqi; Anderson, Michael. 2007. Golf Course Management. October. 75(10): p. 110-113.
| More Keywords ↔ | 128615 |
| Field evaluation of winterkill in annual bluegrass and creeping bentgrass: Creeping bentgrass is unaffected by ice cover, but annual bluegrass can suffer substantial injury | Valverde, F. J.; Minner, D. D. 2007. Golf Course Management. September. 75(9): p. 88-93.
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