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Material Type:Booklet
Monographic Corporate Author(s):Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission
Monograph Title:A Sensible Fertilizer Program for Greens and Turf Nurseries, 1947.
Publishing Information:Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission
Edition:Revised
# of Pages:29
Collation:29 pp.
Series:Turf Service Bureau Bulletin No. 2
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Agrostis stolonifera; Application rates; Golf greens; Cultural methods; Disease control; Fertilizers; Fertilization program
Business Name:Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, in Milwaukee, WI
Abstract/Contents:Includes Theory (The Effect of Climate and Weather on Bent Grass; Temperate Climate Best for Bent Grass; Temperate Region Consists of Three Climatic Belts (Southern Belt; Northern Belt; and Central or Intermediate Belt); Soil Acidity and Lime; Top-Dressing; Nutrient Elements in Grass Clippings; Nitrogen in Clippings Fluctuates Most; Basis of the Fertilizer Program for Greens; Nitrogen is the Key to Good Putting Greens; Nitrogen Not the Cause of Shallow Roots; Nitrogen and Turf Diseases; Nitrogen Hunger and Dollar Spot; Fungicide and Fertilizer Tests at Brynwood; Brown Patch, Scald and Nitrogen; Summertime Treatment of a Scalded Green; Snow Mold and Nitrogen; Kind of Nitrogen to Use; Milorganite All Right for Summer Use; Matted Turf; Mowing Bent Greens; Tree Roots in Green Cause Trouble; Watering Bent Greens; Weed Seeds in Top-Dressing Easily Killed With Milorganite; Number of Times to Top-Dress; Lime; and Fit Fertilizer Program to Local Conditions); The Fertilization of Established Greens (Phosphate and Potash; Organic Nitrogen; Badly Starved Greens; Soluble Nitrogen; and Fertilization Before Laying Sod); New Greens (Lime; and Fertilization Before Seeding or Stolonizing); Turf Nurseries (Soil on Bent Grass Nurseries; Soil Preparation; and Fertilization); Grub and Earthworm Control (Lead Arsenate Used for Control; and Milorganite Best Carrier); and Milorganite is a Good Carrier for Applying Fungicide.
Language:English
References:0
See Also:See also earlier edition, A Sensible Fertilizer Program for Greens, Tees, and Turf Nurseries, [1946], R=156906. R=156906

See also earlier edition, Better Bent Greens: Fertilization and Management, 1946, R=275685. R=275685

See also later edition, Better Bent Greens: Fertilization & Management, [1949], R=252505. R=252505

See also later edition, Better Bent Greens: Fertilization & Management, 1950, R=246668. R=246668

See also later edition, Better Bent Greens: Fertilization & Management, 1955, R=71358. R=71358

See also later edition, Better Bent Greens: Fertilization & Management, 1959, R=222806. R=222806

See also later edition, Better Bent Greens: Fertilization & Management, 1970, R=71359. R=71359
Note:Variant title: Bent Greens and Turf Nurseries: Management and Fertilization
"(Revised Jan 1947)"
"(Revised Copy December, 1946)"
"Golf Clubs Use More Milorganite Than Any Other Fertilizer"
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Annotation from Turfgrass History and Literature: Lawns, Sports, and Golf, by James B Beard, Harriet J. Beard and James C Beard:"A very rare booklet on the cultural practices for bentgrass (Agrostis spp.) putting greens and the nursery. Emphasis is placed on the turfgrass fertilization practices for North America." p. 300-301
Beard Section Heading:Bibliography of books/monographs on turfgrass culture
Beard Rarity Statement:Very rare
Beard Special Note:Identified by James B Beard in Turfgrass History and Literature: Lawns, Sports, and Golf (2014) as being old and rare based on his experience.
ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete):
Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission. 1947. A Sensible Fertilizer Program for Greens and Turf Nurseries. 29 pp. Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission.
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