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Episodes
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Turf Research Field Days - Virginia Tech 2013
Dave McCall of Virginia Tech is back to tell us about the upcoming research on display during Field Days Aug. 27-28.
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Meet Collin Harley
Join us as we take a few minutes to get to know Penn State student Collin Harley, the first recipient of the Stan Zontek Scholarship award.
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Before the storm
Storm season is a hazard to players, but Bob Dugan of Thor Guard says a complete storm safety preparation plan includes the crew, too.
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What Audubon offers
Following up from our first interview with Ryan Aylesworth of Audubon International, we cover some of the resources available to superintendents looking to…
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Watch it
FarmLinks at Pursell Farms has built a legacy as a testing grounds for all types of agronomic practices. With the debut of FarmLinks TV, David Pursell shows…
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Talk the talk
Golf brings many environmental benefits to communities, but it doesn't mean a thing if superintendents don't talk about it. Ryan Aylesworth, president and CEO…
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Manage soil salinity
Larry Lennert, territory manager for Aquatrols, follows up on our discussion about soil salinity by outlining management practices. The Aquatrols Guide to…
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Talk the talk
Course members all have different styles of communication. John Zimmers of Oakmont Country Club tells why it's important to understand yours and connect with…
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Keep carts moving
Is your fleet ready to hit the path? Randal Crook, senior project manager of quality for Club Car, covers some top maintenance tips from Club Car's new golf…
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Smooth moves
Make the transition from cool-season to warm-season grasses uniformly with help from Ken Mauser, Aquatrols southwest territory manager and agronomist, by…
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The facts about surfactants, part 2
Mica McMillan, Aquatrols agronomist, digs deeper on the chemistry of surfactants, and how superintendents can use them to keep water moving in soil and make an…
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Live from GIS '13: Supporting superintendents
The Wee One Foundation helps superintendents dealing with costs from medical hardship or disaster. Luke Celia shares how the foundation works in Wayne Otto's…
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Live from GIS '13: Tight-budget products
Superintendents still struggle against tightening budgets. Ken Klopp of Agrium Advanced Technologies talks about how new turf products aim to do more with less.
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Live from GIS '13: Connect with your rep
Sales reps want to sell you product, sure, but they can also be good sources of information, says Rick Grant from Quali-Pro, and a show like GIS is the perfect…
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GCI at GIS 2013
What's the GCI team up to for the Golf Industry Show in San Diego? Editor Mike Zawacki gives you some great reasons to check out booth #810.
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Getting ahead of goosegrass
Goosegrass is notorious on golf courses, and develops resistances quicker than many other weeds. Dr. Jason Fausey, regional field market development manager…
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The facts about surfactants, part 1
Surfactants might be an established part of a superintendent's program already, but what exactly do they do? Aquatrols agronomist Mica McMillan breaks down the…
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Soil, salinity and water quality basics
Soil quality is a big area of concern on the course, especially as water source quality gets more questionable for some superintendents. Larry Lennert…
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Parting Shots - "The Farm Report"
What's the word from FarmLinks? Pat Jones reports from the course on how Agrium is taking part in the future of the industry in his November Parting Shots…
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Know the rules
What's going on with turf agronomic regulations in your state? Do you know where to look? Ben Cicora, business development manager at Agrium Advanced…
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The snow mold threat for 2013
After the sudden warm-up last winter, superintendents are wondering what to do about snow mold in case 2013 is a repeat. Jill Calabro, regional field…
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Keeping <i>Poa</i> under control in fall
Whether you love it or hate it, fall is an important time to make plans for Poa annua control. Dr. Jason Fausey, regional field market development manager for…
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Parting Shots - "Ding!"
Ever wonder how Pat Jones comes up with his columns? He tells all in his October Parting Shots column, when he talks with past supers about managing the…
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Fall fertilization for spring
When is it time to plan for spring? Right now, according to Bob Raley, agronomist for Agrium Advanced Technologies. He walks through the benefits of fall…
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Pat Jones - Parting Shots "For Stanley"
Pat Jones remembers a legend of the golf industry in his Sepetember Parting Shots column, Stan Zontek.
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Washing away the budget
Cleaning equipment seems straightforward, but powerwashing crewmembers can rinse away your budget through ruined electronics and other repairs. Erik Sides…
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Wetting agents and winter
Wetting agents help support turf during the season, but they can also play a big part in preparing for fall and overwintering. Agronomist Mica McMillan of…
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Turf Research Field Days - Virginia Tech
Dave McCall, research associate at Virginia Tech, tells us about the turf team and some of their new projects featured in the upcoming Field Days Aug. 29-30.
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Pat Jones - Parting Shots "Backfire"
Pat Jones reads his August Parting Shots column, and includes a couple more thoughts on how being proactive and well-intentioned about the positive benefits of…
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How can I use Frequency of Clip?
Following up from an explanation of frequency of clip, Erik Sides, training manager for Jacobsen, discusses practical applications for superintendents to…
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Turf Research Field Days preview
Dr. Bruce Clarke previews some of the new research featured in the upcoming Turf Research Field Days at Rutgers University, July 31 through Aug. 1.
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What is Frequency of Clip?
Frequency of Clip is thrown around as a guide for the quality of cut, but really understanding it makes FOC a useful tool for getting a more consistent…
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The other Pythium
Superintendents are familiar with Pythium blight, but more Pythium root rot is getting a little more attention in research. Jill Calabro, turf pathologist for…
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Chemicals and water management
Water management is about tracking irrigation, but even more responsible water management takes into account how cultural practices and chemical applications…
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Taking the pain out of maintenance
Making time for machine repair is difficult, but it's much easier when you've got a plan. Erik Sides, training manager at Jacobsen, talks on top tips for…
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Saving money with PGRs
Superintendents talk about how much money they save by using PGRs. Bob Higgins, superintendent of Brookshire Golf Course, actually knows how much he saved…
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The four Rs of nutrient stewardship
Dr. Eric Miltner, Bob Raley and Brandon Green, Agrium agronomists, take on the four Rs of nutrient stewardship: applying the right fertilizer, at the right…
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Rootzone Podcast: The benefits of healthy soil
Dr. Gracie Barrett and Richard Page of Laverstoke Park discuss how building a solid living soil foundation creates a stronger stand of turf. This interview…
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The three aspects of sustainability
Dr. Clark Throssell, director of research for Lebanon Turf, shares how sustainability goes hand-in-hand with being a responsible golf course superintendent.
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Looking forward to GIS 2012
Excited for the Golf Industry Show in Las Vegas? We are too! Jeff Bollig, senior director of marketing and communication for GCSAA, tells us what to look for…
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Compost on the course
Sixmile Creek Golf Course in Waunakee, Wisc. has been using compost to cut down on the amount of synthetic products used on the course. Steve Stumbras of…
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Benefits of controlled-release fertilizers
GCI spoke with Ron Dekok, product marketing manager, turf and ornamental wholesale group at Agrium, about the benefits of controlled-release fertilizers.
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Working with controlled-release fertilizers
GCI spoke with Ron Dekok, product marketing manager, turf and ornamental wholesale group at Agrium Advanced Technologies, about how controlled-release…