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Growing turf in shade can be a challenge but there are some solutions.
In the southeast conditions are favorable for this biting insect.
Fifteen students are taking part in the first Landscape/Turfgrass Study Abroad Program in England. Under the faculty coordination of Laura Birchfield, Pamela Sherratt, Matt Williams, and Karl Danneberger the students will spend close to three weeks in London and on the western side of England at Myerscough College. The students arrived in London on Wednesday July 27 and spent the first week there before moving on to Myerscough. Over the next few weeks, buckeyeturf will be running postings from faculty, staff, and students from England and the United Kingdom. 
