Around the Turf Scene

This edition of the audio blog covers eight of the most common active ingredients in insecticides, the insects each of them controls, reasons to use one active ingredient over another, and more.

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This edition of the audio blog explores how hygroscopic materials and endothermic processes make ice melt work. Uncover the science behind ice melt products and get the tips and tricks you need to get the most out of them.

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This edition of the audio blog discovers the benefits and potential pitfalls of both dormant and spring seeding as you weigh which seeding method suits you best.

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In this podcast episode, Beth Berry interviews Aaron Hathaway, technical services manager at Nufarm. The two discuss how to implement an herbicide strategy for your turf and ornamental business. They also share exciting news about a new alternative to 2,4-D formulations for control of the toughest broadleaf weeds. This podcast was originally recorded for Turf's Up Radio and repurposed for the Around the Turf Scene podcast.

This edition of the audio blog takes a close look at turf-type tall fescue, perennial ryegrass, and Kentucky bluegrass. Learn what makes each species unique and what seed options we offer for your next project.

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This edition of the audio blog discusses the main disease-carrying mosquitoes in the United States and some effective control methods. Mosquito control has many benefits for homeowners, commercial properties, and your business.

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This edition of the audio blog addresses poison hemlock and its nontoxic lookalike, Queen Anne's Lace. Learn how to tell the difference between the two and protect your crews from the dangers of poison hemlock.

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This edition of the audio blog is all about spring disease applications for your golf course. Diseases covered include red thread, pink patch, snow mold, summer patch, take-all patch, Pythium root rot & dysfunction, dollar spot, brown ring patch, and fairy ring.

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This edition of the audio blog explores four active ingredients to prevent white grub: imidacloprid, clothianidin, chlorantraniliprole, and tetraniliprole. Listen to find out which option is right for you.

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This edition of the audio blog explains how a fungicide's mode of action, chemical family, FRAC code, and common name can all help you avoid resistance. Understanding these four factors will allow you to rotate your fungicides effectively for a sustainable program.

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This edition of the audio blog explains the differences between prodiamine and Dimension. Find out which pre-emergent is best for you, and learn some best practices for application. 

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This edition of the audio blog deals with the basics of soil testing. Hear how soil testing can help you plan your fertilizer program to maximize your applications.

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This edition of the audio blog covers pre-emergent herbicides. From how they work to how you can make the most of them, learn what you need to know for successful pre-emergent applications this spring.

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This edition of the audio blog addresses the challenges of growing healthy grass on new construction properties. Whether your company has been hired by a new homeowner to care for their lawn or contracted by a builder to establish a new lawn, this audio is for you.

Read the blog post: https://www.advancedturf.com/resources/managing-poor-soil-quality-on-new-construction-properties/

This edition of the audio blog discusses spring, summer, and fall maintenance for zoysiagrass. Learn why this species is so popular in the transition zone and how to achieve the healthiest zoysiagrass throughout the season.

Read the blog post: https://www.advancedturf.com/resources/seasonal-zoysiagrass-maintenance/ 

This edition of the audio blog is about adding tree and shrub fertilization to your lawn care services. Learn why you should consider adding these services and how to deliver them successfully.

Read the blog post: https://www.advancedturf.com/resources/what-you-need-to-know-if-your-thinking-of-offering-tree-and-shrub-fertilization-to-your-customers/

In this edition of the audio blog, we discuss four factors for baseball and softall field managers to consider when it comes to the infield. We’ll look at native versus engineered soil; components of an infield mix; silt-to-clay ratio; and conditioner depth.

Read the blog post: https://www.advancedturf.com/resources/sports-turf-101-infield-basics/