Dr. Jim Murphy on Rutgers Turf Blog July 23: Hot weather in early July brought on some severe summer patch (root disease) symptoms in hard fescue. This disease on fine fescues
Brent Batten, Naples Daily News, reported that Collier County (FL) commissioners have approved an initial contract for $150,000 with the Superlative Group of Cleveland to market naming rights for county
Roch Gaussoin, professor and extension specialist, writing for the University of Nebraska’s Turf iNfo, said: “This time of year, especially in turf thinned by drought, disease, traffic or other afflictions,
According to an article in the Jackson Sun by Brandon Shields, Eric Taylor, head groundskeeper for The Ballpark at Jackson (TN), says groundskeepers do try to one-up one another in
A brief but violent storm that swept through Fayetteville Monday damaged research structures on the Arkansas Agricultural Research and Extension Center, resulting in the cancellation of a turfgrass research field
According to a report by Jordan Guskey in the Indianapolis Star, teams in the NFL will no longer be able to remove snow before field goal or extra point kicks.
From Bill Kreuser, PhD, Turf iNfo, University of Nebraska-Lincoln: My lawn mower disagrees with the theory that cool-season turf species grow slower in the middle of the summer. It seems
Let your voice be heard! Vote for your favorite “Stars and Stripes” contest design via Facebook by July 15. The SFMA member who created the pattern generating the highest number
In a profile by Natalie Beneviat in www.triblive.com, Joe Bayer, main groundskeeper for the Hampton Township (PA) School District, lauded for his dedication. Bayer has been working at the district
Natural Grass Advisory Group (NGAG) has named Julie Adamski as the firm’s first ever Managing Director. Positioned uniquely to provide independent support reinforced by a proprietary testing and analytics program,
