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Weather extremes have made 2018 a challenging year to groom your golf course the way you want to. I have met with some frustrated superintendents regarding...
2018 has been the year of rain. And currently, the forecast across the western part of North Carolina is calling for more rain over the next 10 days....
We are entering a period when we typically start to observe 2nd generation larval feeding damage in the Pennslyvania. Turf is incredibly stressed right...
In central and northern New Jersey, the annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) populations are slowly approaching the adult stage. On Tuesday, June 19 at Preakness...
The first generation of annual bluegrass weevils appears to be winding down in some parts of southern New England, and just reaching its peak in some...
Although there has been some rainfall out west, it is nothing compared to what we saw during the month of May. As mentioned in the previous blog post...
A lot has happened since my last WeevilTrak post, including the completion of many of our chemical trials, and the appearance of annual bluegrass weevil...
The month of May was marked by more than 10 inches of rainfall for most of the Mid-Atlantic region, and the Southern Northeast region. This weather pattern...
The amount of rain western North Carolina has received the past month is record-breaking. And as we've seen in the past, when the rain starts to let up...
After a very cool spring, the annual bluegrass weevils (ABW) are finally beginning to show up in turf samples from golf courses in southern New England.
We are rapidly advancing through the first generation in Pennsylvania. Each week seems to bring a new WeevilTrak stage—and a ton of rain. Today is May...
It is so wet out there. So far in the month of May, we are more than three inches above the average amount of precipitation at multiple sampling sites...
In central and northern New Jersey, the annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) populations are moving along with larvae now present up to the third stage. If...
Most sites in central and northern New Jersey should now be at peak adult densities on the short-mown turf, if not already slightly past peak. The heat...
The bizarre weather year continues for Pennsylvania. Last week alone (April 30 to May 4) saw our ABW population shift into a higher gear.
Most of us in the northeastern states have been commenting on what a cool spring this has been so far. Now we have the data to prove it. But as temperatures...
One of the hardest decisions to make in turf management is the decision to do nothing. Many times this applies to what to do when turf is under the most...
Many of us cannot remember a spring this cold in the Mid-Atlantic region. Many golf courses have not even sprayed a fungicide yet, and typically by this...
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