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Grub Season is Here!

Damage from white grubs has begun. A Kansas City-area golf course exhibited significant damage to Meyer zoysia from white grubs (predominantly southern masked...

Nutsedge is Showing Up

It's springtime and sedges are beginning to show up. Sedges are different than broadleaf and grassy weeds, and require different control strategies. Yellow...

Dr. Dale Bremer Retiring - He'll Be Missed by the Team!

After 21 years at K-State, Dr. Dale Bremer will retire from his position in June, 2022. Dale has been an incredible contributor to research and teaching at...

Bagworms and Eastern Tent Caterpillars

New useful posts on from the Department of Entomology: Bagworms - It is Almost Time We are getting close to the time when the 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch bags associated...

Dr. Dale Bremer Retiring - He'll Be Missed by the Team!

After 21 years at K-State, Dr. Dale Bremer will retire from his position in June, 2022. Dale has been an incredible contributor to research and teaching at...

Preparing Putting Greens for a Summer Marathon

I’m not a marathoner, but I’ve heard those that do run marathons prepare not only through extensive training, but also by consuming the appropriate food...

K-State's Sodcast: Interview with Trevor Vance, Sr. Director, Groundskeeping, Kansas City Royals

Trevor Vance has been with the Royals for 38 years, and has served for 28 years as Director of Groundskeeping. Trevor followed the path of George Toma, who...

Grass at the Masters

Perennial ryegrass has been widely used in the transition zone over the years. It used to be quite popular, but disease issues and water costs have reduced...

K-State's Sodcast: Interview with Trevor Vance, Sr. Director, Groundskeeping, Kansas City Royals

Trevor Vance has been with the Royals for 38 years, and has served for 28 years as Director of Groundskeeping. Trevor followed the path of George Toma, who...

How to Enhance Efficacy of Preemergence Herbicides (and get Weed Control for Professionals publication!)

This blog post was presented last year, but we're approaching that time of year again when crabgrass and other annual grassy weeds are approaching emergence.