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Turfgrass Science at Purdue University > Posts

Adam Moeller

2 articles by this author

Turf Tips List

Sand Topdressing Programs

There are many different sand topdressing programs used by superintendents. Budgets, experience, labor and equipment availability, and play schedule are just some of the factors affecting topdressing programs. Our research hopes to provide answers to many of the common topdressing questions and help present a better understanding of the topdressing requirements for high quality putting […]

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  • Establishing a Turf Area
  • Maintaining a Home Lawn
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Managing Surface Organic Matter in Bentgrass Putting Greens

As you begin planning for spring core cultivation, consider the following as some food for thought. Turf research has shown that excessive organic matter, and/or thatch (> ½ inch), in the upper (1-2 inches) rootzone profile can lead to rapid turf decline during stressful summer months. Excessive organic matter results in low soil oxygen, poor/shallow […]

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  • Establishing a Turf Area
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