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Publication Type:
| Newsletter |
Content Type: | Q & A |
Author(s): | Carr, Steve;
Carroll, Jim;
Finn, Gerry |
Author Affiliation: | Carr: Pocasset Golf Club; Carroll: Cohasset Golf Glub; Finn: Contributing Editor, The Newsletter [New England] |
Title: | This month's question: In the not-so-long ago, crabgrass was a common curse for the golf course superintendent, especially in regions where weather remains hot and humid for long periods of time. The old method of controlling the ugly weed was based on close clipping and matting, together with chemical treatments with arsenicals. What have you done to update control of crabgrass, and how are the results running? |
Column Name: | The super speaks out Other records with the "The super speaks out" Column
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Source: | The Newsletter [New England]. July 1998, p. 3. |
Publishing Information: | Weston, MA: The Golf Course Superintendents Association of New England |
# of Pages: | 1 |
Keywords: | TIC Keywords: Crabgrass control; Golf courses; Scouting; Preemergence herbicides; Dithiopyr; Prodiamine; Playability; Fenoxaprop-ethyl; Application frequency; Golf rough; Aesthetic values
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Abstract/Contents: | Provides responses by two superintendents answering the question, "What have you done to update control of crabgrass, and how are the results running?" The first superintendent discusses an assessment of the previous years crab grass problem areas and concentrating chemical applications in these areas. "These (chemicals) are applied on a pre-emergent basis, or spraying and laying down the chemicals where we expect the crab grasses to emerge." The second superintendent discusses the application of Acclaim three to four times throughout the season on fairways, and spot treatment on roughs. |
Language: | English |
References: | 0 |
| ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete): Carr, S., J. Carroll, and G. Finn. 1998. This month's question: In the not-so-long ago, crabgrass was a common curse for the golf course superintendent, especially in regions where weather remains hot and humid for long periods of time. The old method of controlling the ugly weed was based on close clipping and matting, together with chemical treatments with arsenicals. What have you done to update control of crabgrass, and how are the results running?. Newsl. p. 3. |
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