Listen and see how the key elements of nature can help you manage your turf in formidable conditions. From the U.S. Open to the club member open, Floratine has proven to deliver the key elements your turf needs to survive in nature's morst ardent conditions.
Mississippi State's professional turf management and agronomy program conducted a trial fertility program using UMAXX Stabilized Nitrogen Fertilizer. Students were able to test UMAXX in Mississippi's challenging weather conditions.
An in-depth look at why superintendents should participate in the Environmental Institute for Golf's Energy Use and Environmental Practices Survey, the fifth survey in the Environment Profile Project. Deadline for the survey is April 5, 2009. Visit The Institute for more information.
In this special Fact or Fescue edition, GCSAA TV visits Mike Lee, CGCS, at Destination Kohler to find out what keeps Northern superintendents busy during the winter months.
In this installment of Tee It Up, superintendents talk about why they go to the Golf Industry Show and what they like to do for fun when they're not on the course.
To help its members during these tough economic times, GCSAA has created the Economic Survival Kit, as well as a number of specialized programs and services. Please visit www.gcsaa.org for more information.
Mark Atwood, superintendent at Bear's Paw CC in Naples, Fla., gives viewers a look into his mobile office.
Darren Davis, superintendent at Olde Florida Golf Club in Naples, Fla., shares how he has used native plants to reduce irrigation, fertilization and labor needs at his facility.
Tim Hiers, CGCS at The Old Collier Golf Club, in Naples, Fla., demonstrates his method of controlling mole crickets on his course.
Superintendent Tim Haskins manages a unique course built on an abandoned quarry in Naples and uses just one variety of paspalum for the entire course.
