Tag: Turf Professional

New Edition of Re-entry Precautions for Turf Fungicides – March 11, 2004

As a follow-up to earlier Turf Tips, we’ve made some changes to the earlier table of fungicide reentry statements because many of the statements changed in 2004 versus our information from 2003. Since some labeling may change without further notice,...
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Follow-up to State Chemist Office BMP’s for Golf Courses

The Best Management Practices for Golf Course that was in an earlier version of Turf Tips provided ideas for using pesticides safely on golf courses. Though it wasn’t clearly stated, the BMP’s listed assumed that all pesticides must be used...
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2004 Midwest Turf Expo

On behalf of the Turf Program and the Midwest Regional Turf Foundation (MRTF), I’d like to thank everyone who helped with and/or attended the 2004 Midwest Turf Expo last week at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. Some of the...
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Purdue Alumni and Friends Reception at the GCSAA in San Diego

For those making the trip to San Diego for the GCSAA International Conference and Show, the Purdue Alumni and Friends Reception will be held Thursday, February 12, 6:00 to 8:00 pm in the Columbia Room on the San Diego Marriott...
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There are still openings for the IN-IL Turfgrass Short Course in February

The IN-IL Turfgrass Short Course will be held on Feb 23-26 in Willowbrook, IL, again this year. This is an outstanding course for new and experienced turf professionals. It’s designed for turf managers with some experience and an understanding of...
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Registration Deadline Approaching for Midwest Turf Expo

The deadline of January 16 is fast approaching for pre-registration for the Midwest Turf Expo. Though registration is also available on site, pre-registration saves you time and money. Registration information is available at http://www.agry.purdue.edu/turf/ and it can be faxed or mailed. Call...
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Best Pesticide Management Practices for Indiana Golf Courses- Jan 2004

As a result of a couple of pesticide spills in the last three years and from recent spot checks on golf courses, the Office of the Indiana State Chemist created a list of common pesticide use violations and they will...
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Lawncare Pesticide Application Equipment: A Guide to Selection and Calibration of Granular Spreaders

Not calibrating lawn application equipment is like placing a meal in an oven and setting the temperature randomly. If the over is too high, the food is overcooked; too low, and it undercooked. This publication describes the basics of calibrating lawn care pesticide application equipment.

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PDF version of Lawncare Pesticide Application Equipment: A Guide to Selection and Calibration of Granular Spreaders

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