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Snow Mould: A Persistent Turf Challenge
Snow mould diseases remain a significant concern for turf managers, creating discoloured patches that damage leaves, stems, and crowns.
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Dollar Spot Management; An Integrated Approach
Dollar Spot is the most expensive turf disease in North America in terms of turf damage and curative fungicide applications.
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Ticks and Mosquitoes: Combating Unwanted Guests on the Golf Course
Golf courses provide a well-deserved escape to nature, but ticks and mosquitos can pose potential health risks to anyone enjoying a good game of golf.
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Combating white grubs on time with our “apply when they fly” strategy
Planning your grub management now will go a long way to reduce potential losses throughout the summer and fall seasons.
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Chinch bugs have gained a foothold as a top insect threat to turf in Canada
Chinch bug populations are increasing and so is the damage they cause to lawns and golf courses.
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Identify winter problems for quicker spring recovery
In late winter and early spring social media fills with questions and opinions as we watch snow drifts melt and temperatures go up and down like a yo-yo.
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Look at the numbers to prevent late-season dollar spot
Whether late-season dollar spot is active or not comes down to what weather conditions we experience during the end of summer heading into fall.
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Microdochium Patch Big Threat to Greens
Wet autumns can set us up for a nasty year of microdochium patch starting in the spring. Save your greens by scouting early.
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