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Mother Nature Writes A Prescription for Seeding and Renovation Failures In 2016
Oct 27, 2016
In mid-to-late August, thought to be a good time to seed if you have irrigation, resulted in sparse and lackluster seedling growth and vigor. August was dry (< 0.5” rain) and we experienced above average temperatures in the high 80’s and low...
Time to Plan For Preemergence Poa Control
Aug 3, 2016
Our research also showed that most preemergence herbicides (e.g., Barricade [prodiamine], Bensumec [bensulide], Dimension [dithiopyr], RonStar [oxadiazon] , Pendulum [pendimethalin]) do a very good job in preventing Poa when applied around Labor Day. An exception is...
Cool and Wet Weather Abruptly Turns Hot and Dry – Causing Damage to Greens
Jul 6, 2016
There were about 20 days of overcast, cool and rainy weather in May. The persistent wet and overcast weather made it nearly impossible to keep up with mowing. Some greens became puffy and were scalped. Sunny days arrived in early June, but the weekend of June 11...
Unusual Symptoms For Some Common Spring Diseases
May 26, 2016
Microdochium patch (aka pink snow mold and Fusarium patch) appeared after February snows receded and produced mainly textbook symptoms, which included tan colored patches with a pinkish-red cast on the periphery. May outbreaks, in the absence of snow, generally...
Flashback Friday – Snow Mold In May!
May 6, 2016
Here's a "flashback" of an earlier Turf Tip...
You See Them Every Spring–
Apr 22, 2016
We have had mostly a mild winter and early spring, and not too many widespread turf problems. Annual bluegrass seedheads, annual bluegrass weevil, dollar spot and even crabgrass seedlings have been spotted, but several broadleaf weeds (mostly winter annuals) are now...
Microdochium Patch
Mar 16, 2016
Microdochium patch is a disfiguring cold weather disease of turf. This disease has been referred to by at least three different names, because it can occur in the presence (i.e., pink snow mold) or absence (i.e., Fusarium patch) of snow, and because of changes...
Weird Weather Brings a Funky Look to Greens
Feb 4, 2016
Record high temperatures in December and early January, combined with long periods of rainy and overcast weather, have promoted some unusual diseases as well as some of the “usual suspects.” Purpling of greens in response to freezing temperatures as...
Creeping Bentgrass Management
Dec 18, 2015
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Kyllinga: King of Weeds in 2015
Oct 14, 2015
Large, yellow mats of Kyllinga in a collar and extending into a green, and Kyllinga bunker face. Sedges mostly are a problem in wet areas. Under irrigation, however, sedges emerge sporadically throughout summer and colonize both sunny and shaded sites, including...
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