Controlling weeds in fine fescue turfThe use of fine fescue turf types has increased over the last several years as some golf course superintendents shift out-of-play areas and secondary roughs to lower maintenance grasses in cooler regions of the country.
The use of fine fescue turf types has increased over the last several years...
Herbicide options for lawn careA weed can be defined simply as a plant growing where it’s not wanted. An agronomic view would add that weeds compete for water, light and space with desirable plants, and can harbor diseases and insects.
A weed can be defined simply as a plant growing where it’s not wanted. An a...
Post-emergent dallisgrass control in warm- and cool-season turfgrassesDallisgrass is possibly the most difficult weed to control in the transition zone.
Dallisgrass is possibly the most difficult weed to control in the transitio...
Discover free agronomic planning tools for your courseProper planning is essential for protecting your turf from the myriad of pests that can attack during the season. In addition to pests, turf is also frequently subjected to abiotic stresses like heat, drought, traffic and shade.
Proper planning is essential for protecting your turf from the myriad of pe...