| A stitch in time: Late summer and early autumn are the best times to create a soil structure that will cope with winter and ensure that the course is in perfect condition for spring
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| Jones, Peter. 2008. Greenkeeping. July/August. 37: p. 10, 12-13.
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| This land was mine: An undeveloped closed coalmine has been transformed into a golf course thanks to a grass species that can survive in soil with barely any nutrients
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| Dunsmuir, Alistair. 2008. Greenkeeping. July/August. 37: p. 14.
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| The heat is on: A major challenge for greenkeepers in some parts of the world is achieving a world class course despite conditions of extreme heat
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| Dunsmuir, Alistair. 2008. Greenkeeping. July/August. 37: p. 15-16.
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| London calling: How do you prepare for one of Europe's biggest golf tournaments at a club that has never staged one before? Tom James learns that all you need is dedication and technical knowhow
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| James, Tom. 2008. Greenkeeping. July/August. 37: p. 18-19.
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| Fertile ground: Following an extraordinary year in terms of the weather, Noel Mackenzie presents a timely introduction to the subject of fertiliser choice for greenkeepers dealing with fine turf greens
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| Mackenzie, Noel. 2008. Greenkeeping. January/February. p. 32-33.
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| Hot air: Aeration has changed drastically in the last 20 years, largely due to technological advances in course machinery and progress in greenkeeping practices. But now it is a far more complicated subject than it ever used to be.
| Mackenzie, Noel. 2007. Greenkeeping. October/November. 33: p. 39-41.
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| Grass up: A grass breeding programme that uses bent grass derived from Welsh mountains has improved the surface at two royal clubs in Northern Ireland, while a different breeding programme is set to lead to improved conditions for UK courses
| Dunsmuir, Alistair. 2007. Greenkeeping. August/September. p. 38-41.
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