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Precision spraying: PACE seminar presentation

Click here to view the full slide presentation (2,011 Kb) Click here for nozzle selection reference...

Issues in disease management for 2005: PACE seminar presentation

Click here to view the full slide presentation (2,011 Kb) Bottom line: Persistent yellow patc...

PACE research presentations now online

Thanks to all of the attendees and trade show participants in the June 27, 2005 research seminar.&nb...

Introducing PACE Highlights

This month, we introduce a new service for PACE members—PACE Highlights—that compiles th...

Nitrogen: new information on demand and anthracnose management

Managing nitrogen is a critical aspect of turf management, and can affect everything from growth, to...

White leaf: a common but mysterious problem

This summer seems to have brought on a larger number of white leaf concerns than usual. Jim Husting ...

The gray leaf spot season has now begun

In last week's PACE Update, we warned that gray leaf spot might be coming to areas where the 68 ...

PACE Seminar handouts on moss, diseases, nozzle selection and poa management

We want to thank all of you who attended the June 27 PACE Turfgrass Research Seminar for making our ...

July, 2005 Highlights

July, 2005 PACE Highlights printable version (232kB) TOPICS COVERED CULTURAL PRACTICES ...

Gray leaf spot prevention

See the PACE Turf Reference on Gray Leaf Spot.

Leaching for improved turf quality: why is it necessary?

The PACE Clubhouse Edition "Leaching for Improved Turf Quality: Why is it Necessary?" can be useful ...

The nematodes are there, but are they causing the damage?

PACE Insights on Nematodes and Turfgrass Health Plant parasitic nematodes are some of the most dev...

Craneflies: they don’t bite, but they sure can chew

Craneflies are familiar and slightly frightening to many because the adults look so much like giant ...

A word on secure credit card transactions

The report earlier this week that up to 40 million credit card numbers had been stolen by computer h...

Summer Turf Management

Two new PACE Insights are on their way in the mail to you. PACE Web Highlights (PACE Insights 11:3...

Bipolaris attacking stressed bermudagrass

The incidence of Bipolaris leaf spot on bermudagrass has been on the rise for the past few years, an...

Rapid blight now confirmed in the United Kingdom

In December of 2004, we reported on the possibility that rapid blight had been identified from a gol...

Velocity for Poa annua Control

As one of the only post-emergent herbicides available that will selectively remove Poa annua and Poa...

Turf damage from excess nitrogen

Last week, we encountered an all-too common problem--over-fertilization with nitrogen. In this parti...

Avoiding problems with nitrogen

The almost automatic response to the sight of stressed turf is to apply nitrogen. But sometimes, thi...

June, 2005 PACE Highlights

June, 2005 PACE Highlights printable version (343kB) TOPICS COVERED TURF DISEASES ...

Wet spots or dry spots?

Gary Dalton, Superintendent at San Diego Country Club, is not a person to mince words. Gary felt tha...

Lotus Notes users and PACE Updates

If you use Lotus Notes as your email program, we wanted to give you an update on our progress in rec...

Identifying phosphorus deficiencies

We generally target 21 ppm soil phosphorus (Mehlich III) based upon MLSN guidelines. We do not see p...

Rye removal on overseeded fairways: timing is everything

Improved spring transitions can be accomplished with the help of transition accelerating products su...

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