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Jul 01, 2008  Environmental conditions are favorable right now for algae to develop on low density turf Read more...
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Latest International SportsNotes
Jul 01, 2008  The Top-10 Athletic Turf Problems results are in. Guess who's number one? Read more...
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Website just grows & grows.. |
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Monday, 30 October 2006 |
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 With over 1 million hits this year, the Buckeye Sports Turf website is our greatest asset. Launched in 2001, the website has put our program on the map and helped us reach out to people all over the world. Recent additions, such as the foreign language postings and Buckeye Podcasts have really been successful.
Here are the web stats for 2005-2006:
Successful requests: 1,044,648
Average successful requests per Month: 47,484
Average successful requests per day: 1,518
More development is under way and we are excited about some of the additions we will make. For more information about our web service, please contact our web administrator, Dr. Tim Rhodus.
Author(s): Pam Sherratt & John Street
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Certificate Courses
Golf Course Management Certificate: This certificate program was developed to challenge and test individuals of all ages interested in advancing their knowledge in golf course management. Learn more and/or enroll in this certificate. Sports Turf Management Certificate: This certificate program was developed to challenge and test individuals of all ages interested in advancing their knowledge in sports turf management. Learn more and/or enroll in this certificate.
International Podcasts
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Pythium Blight (Portuguese) |
USGA Reports (TERO)
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May 1, 2008
Baldwin, C., and H. Liu. 2008. Altered light spectral qualities...
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April 15, 2008
Li, D. 2008. Testing rootzone materials and monitoring the performance...
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April 1, 2008
Gardner, D. S., B. P. Horgan, and B. J. Horvath....
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March 15, 2008
Guertal, E. A. 2008. Nitrate leaching in bentgrass putting greens....
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With the arrival of warmer temperatures disease activity is changing.
There is an abundance of white clover on sports fields and home lawns right now, possibly due to reduced fertilizer or herbicide applications?
