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Dr. Al Turgeon to keynote Ohio Turfgrass Conference

Turgeon’s presentation Implications of Global Warming: Cultural Relief and Future Management Strategies will review current projections of global warming, explain the scientific basis for these projections, and propose management strategies for developing and maintaining golf, sports, and lawn turfs, given the climatic changes that may occur over time.

America’s first human-powered gym

This gym, which launched a week ago, boasts an opposite approach: The gym's human users actually power the equipment through their exercise.

Enter 2008 STMA Field of the Year competition

The 2008 STMA Field of the Year application is online. Categories for submitting an application include football, soccer, baseball and softball fields in the professional, schools/parks and collegiate categories.

White paper on soil monitoring now available

Guidelines for Successful Soil Temperature Monitoring, provides guidance and tips on how data loggers can be effectively used to monitor soil temperatures in various conditions.

Prevent turf disease with manganese

Larry Stowell, Ph.D., PACE Turf’s agronomist and plant pathologist, says that to achieve disease suppression of take-all patch, he recommends that soils contain a minimum of 30 ppm (parts per million) manganese.

New appeal delays UH field work

A contractor is fighting the University of Hawaii's decision to proceed with repairs to the football team's practice field, delaying the project again.

Synthetic turf idea for schools scrapped

A proposal to install synthetic turf football fields at Terre Haute North, South and West Vigo high schools has been scrapped because a committee says it is unable to raise sufficient matching funds.
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