Oregon State University Update on Fungicide Alternatives for the Control of Microdochium Patch

Since 2013, twelve field trials have taken place focusing on managing Microdochium patch on annual bluegrass putting greens in the absence of fungicides. Trials have included the use of nitrogen, phosphite, iron sulfate, sulfur, horticulture oils, biological control products, and cultural practices. 

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Biological Control of Poa annua in Fairways

Elimination of P. annua from golf course turf has been an objective of turfgrass managers and research personnel for decades. Its elimination from golf course fairways will enhance aesthetics, playability, save money and labor, and make the game a more positive experience for golfers. The use of a biological control to achieve this objective will be proactive environmental stewardship by the turfgrass industry.

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New Chair of the CTRF

June 28, 2017

For immediate release:

The Canadian Turfgrass Research Foundation (CTRF) is pleased to announce that Paul Schofield, representative for Golf Canada, has been elected CTRF Chair by the Board of Directors for the 2017/2018 term.

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