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Using Preemergence Crabgrass Herbicides: What You Need To Know Before Tax Day
Feb 20, 2020
Crabgrass is the most common and invasive turfgrass weed in the mid-Atlantic. Most professional turf managers in our region are well versed on the importance of premergence crabgrass control, since postemergence control is much more difficult and expensive....
It Helps To Look Back When Planning Ahead: Part 1: Golf Turf
Jan 18, 2020
If you have had similar problems in the last year or two, they are likely to recur in 2020. Use your winter conference time to ask questions of speakers and/or network in hallways with friends, sales reps, University Extension specialists and others, who probably can...
It Helps To Look Back When Planning Ahead: Part 2: Lawns
Jan 18, 2020
Lawn care operators (LCO’s) encounter similar problems from year to year. In each year, however, weather patterns always are the “wild card.” Weather conditions often explain the nature of pest activity, the erratic behavior of pesticides,...
It Helps To Look Back When Planning Ahead: Part 3: Sod Production
Jan 18, 2020
There was a time not too long ago when sod growers produced crops without irrigation. Success was a real “crap-shoot” because they had to rely on Mother Nature to provide timely rains at seeding and to sustain crops until maturity. Summers following fall...
Indian Summer Fails To Materialize: Little Hope For Late-Season Seeding’s – Poa Flourishes!
Dec 5, 2019
The best time to seed cool-season grasses (i.e., creeping bentgrass, perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass and fine and tall fescues) in our area of the mid-Atlantic region (i.e., between Philadelphia and Richmond) normally is late August to late October. My...
Malicious Moles and Other Turf Mounders
Oct 25, 2019
Most turf nerds, like myself, are baffled and amazed by the incredible strength and endurance of relatively small animal pests, which create mounds of excavated soil in lawns and golf turfs. Major mounding pests include moles (sometimes shrews and...
A Season of Pests and Stress: Now is the Time to Clean Up the Mess
Sep 27, 2019
I normally begin each newsletter with a brief summary of weather conditions and how they have impacted turfgrass health and management. Weather patterns often explain the nature of pest activity, the erratic behavior of pesticides, and are the basis of all...
Tired of your dog tearing up the yard?
Sep 19, 2019
Tired of your dog tearing up the yard?
A Summer Only a Turf Pathologist Could Love
Aug 16, 2019
This summer has been hot (numerous days ≥ 90oF and most nights > 70oF) and humid; marked by periods of drought; then broken intermittently by a few rainy days and lots of thunderstorm activity. Turf subjected to heat and drought stress followed...
Count On July For Something New and/or Unusual
Jul 26, 2019
Click to read Dr. Pete's article : Count On July For Something New and/or Unusual
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