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Author(s):Welton, Kenneth
Author Affiliation:United States Golf Association Green Section
Title:Soil structure of putting greens
Source:The National Greenkeeper. Vol. 6, No. 4, April 1932, p. 19-23.
Publishing Information:Cleveland: National Association of Greenkeepers of America
# of Pages:5
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Soil structure; Golf greens; Soil layering; Drainage tile; Topsoil; Playability; Golfer satisfaction; Soil aeration; Soil texture; Organic matter; Soil testing
Abstract/Contents:Profiles the soil structure of putting greens. Suggests that "the sub-soil is important to the turf on the green insofar as it influences drainage and the rise of water from below by capillary attraction." Emphasizes that "no depressions or pockets should be left to collect water and toxic materials, and no sharp or high mounds should be left to shed water and dry out quickly." States that "for safety's sake tile underdrainage should be put in clay and silt sub-soils." Defines soil texture as "the six of the soil particle."
Language:English
References:0
Note:"Read at the 6th Annual Education Conference of the National Association of Greenkeepers of America, held at New York City, January 19-22."
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Welton, K. 1932. Soil structure of putting greens. Natl. Greenkeeper. 6(4):p. 19-23.
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