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Healthy grass makes weak grass look worse.
August 25, 2010
I'm still hearing a lot of reports of active summer patch.
Although diseases are still present, the pressure from the extreme temperatures and the short nights are coming to an end. High temperatures throughout the Northeast are expected to be in the upper 60's to mid 80's depending if you are inland or along the coast.
Despite weather changing for the better and growing conditions improving,
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Lower temps may mean MORE turf diseases
August 16, 2010
This past week was busy for the turf pathologists around the country. I was very busy dealing with samples, our Research Field Day, and scathing emails regarding my post about bacterial wilt being BS and the Wall Street Journal Article. I should definitely clarify (which I attempted to do in a comment to my original post) what I was talking about. Here are a couple of comments that I received
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Melting turf and the turf pathology meetings
August 09, 2010
Turf around the country continues to decline and it looks as if there is no break in sight for some time. Many golf courses are having trouble and I even read a Wall Street Journal article today that talked specifically about the problems courses are having. In the article it states that "a handful of high profile courses had already had to close, and if the heat continues, others are likely to
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