Golf Course Maintenance
Maximizing Cultural Practices and Agronomic Benefits with Minimal Surface Disruption
Essential cultural practices are often reduced, delayed, or eliminated so as not to impact play and revenue. Learn more about the available equipment and technologies that can be implemented in your agronomic programs to reduce soil compaction, air and gas exchange, water infiltration, and the introduction of desired grass species without the need for long-term closures.
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Turfco introduces riding applicator
T5000 helps golf maintenance teams simplify spraying and spreading throughout a property.
Syngenta launches GreenCast Connect
Platform providing real-time data and insights to turf managers available in three tiers.
Envu establishes partnerships with BioConsortia
Agreement will lead to biological products for non-crop applications in the environmental science industry.
Barenbrug launches pair of solutions for divot and wear recovery
Pro Repair Sand and Pro Repair Compost are powered by TurfMend technology.
CSI golf greens
How a group of inquisitive scientists developed a water, soil and available-nutrition testing collaborative for the industry’s most treasured surfaces.
From the publisher’s pen: Hovering in the turf tech conundrum
Drone usage for turf management purposes might not be reaching full flight as swiftly as expected. But it’s too early to give up on them as a maintenance tool.
Join us for the inaugural Spring Solutions Madness Showcase
Capturing the wonderful madness of the season, our free online event — which starts at 1 p.m. EDT, Tuesday, March 11 — will highlight emerging products and services.
Turf Materials expands production reach
COMANDsand and COMANDdivot available in six sites across Texas, Arkansas Mississippi.
Tartan Talks 103: Logan Thompson
How does an architect fix problem holes? Plus, a nine-phase project. A job as the lead designer for McDonald Design Group satisfies Logan Thompson’s vast golf course architecture curiosity.
