PACE Turf - Turfgrass Information Center

Localized Dry Spot

During the springtime, cases of localized dry spot (LDS) become more frequent.  Localized dry s...

Spring and sycamores

Sycamores (Plantanus racemosa) are the host to anthracnose.  When attacked by anthracnose, leav...

Growth regulators, anthracnose, dollar spot and Houston Couch retirement

Following 47 years of service as the first full time faculty member assigned to turfgrass pathology,...

Update from Florida UCATS meeting

Highlights of today’s opening session of the Bayer UCATS meeting include:

Proxy and mixtures

As Poa seedhead season approaches, questions about the use of ethephon (Proxy), a Poa seedhead inhib...

Gray leaf spot research proposal approved

Congratulations to Dr. Frank Wong, primary investigator on a gray leaf spot research project that wa...

Recent publications on insect management

We have listed below some of our more recent publications and tables for turf insect management.&nbs...

Articles of interest on irrigation

We have listed an article of interest on golf course irrigation.  To view, click on the title o...

Recent publications on water quality

We have listed below some of our more recent publications on water quality and water management.&nbs...

New moss control information

Moss control continues to be one of the most vexing pest problems that managers of cool season green...

Billbugs!

Summary:  Billbugs are probably the cause of more damage on turfgrass than is acknowledged. Thi...

Summer Disease Update

Summary:  Increasing soil manganese levels to 30 - 45 ppm (Mehlich III) can help reduce the sev...

Weed Management Update

Update information: Knotweed has become one of the more difficult weeds to control on the golf cours...

Getting Ready for Summer

Summary: We have assembled below some information on turf diseases, insects, water management and so...

Reference 2. Monitoring soil canopy temperatures: bead thermocouple

Two pieces of equipment are required: a digital thermometer (Fluke Type K Digital Thermometer, Singl...

Herbicide mix-ups: Avoiding the nightmare

Herbicide damaged turf happens for many reasons - run-off caused by rain or irrigation, tracking by ...

Developing a Site-Specific Management Program

Developing an annual turf management plan allows you to represent, in one document, all of the compl...

Musings on Mole Crickets

Mole crickets are the most damaging pests of turfgrass in many regions of the world where warm-seaso...

PACE Management Plan: Excel spreadsheet

Management plan spreadsheet: PACE Management Plan

A new look at turf growth, overseeding and transition issues

Bottom line:  The proper choice of turf types, overseeding strategies and transition practices ...

Growth potential of cool season and warm season turf at different average air temperatures

Average air temperatures are based on 30 year normal average monthly air temperature data obtained f...

Interpreting soil test results

The BCSR and SLAN approaches to turgrass fertilizer management are no longer recommended by PACE Tur...

A Small Insect, but a Large Problem

Black turfgrass ataenius (Ataenius spretulus) grubs are difficult to control because of their multip...

2003: A problem year for overseeding

The unusually warm weather this September and October in the southwest has set a record for the poor...

What’s New in Weed Management

There was both good news and bad news on the weed management front during 2003.  The bad news i...

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