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Green June beetle larvae crawling around
Oct. 10, 2019KSU Entomology has been getting reports of Green June beetle larvae being noticed crawling around right now.
Temperature fluctuations and turf diseases
Oct. 10, 2019As I write this on Thursday we are looking into a weekend with forecast lows deep down into the 30's. This comes after a September with multiple days in the...
Temperature fluctuations and turf diseases
Oct. 10, 2019As I write this on Thursday we are looking into a weekend with forecast lows deep down into the 30's. This comes after a September with multiple days in the...
Recent Release: Free Soil Moisture Mapping Protocol
Oct. 7, 2019Dr. Chase Straw, Turfgrass Scientist at the University of Minnesota, informed us of the recent release of a free soil moisture mapping protocol that can be...
The (ob)noxious weed: Field Bindweed
Oct. 7, 2019Perhaps you don't recognize the name, but you may recognize the white flowers of this perennial weed called Field Bindweed. If you can't recall the flower,...
Tips and tricks on planting trees before you trick-or-treat
Oct. 7, 2019My family did a campfire and cooked our first pot of chili in awhile - it's really feeling like fall! We have a few weeks remaining in October, and between...
The (ob)noxious weed: Field Bindweed
Oct. 7, 2019Perhaps you don't recognize the name, but you may recognize the white flowers of this perennial weed called Field Bindweed. If you can't recall the flower,...
Breaking disease life cycles with good sanitation
Oct. 6, 2019Many plant pathogens like to survive the winter in infected crop debris. One example is iris leaf spot.
Zoysia breeding line evaluation work continues
Oct. 6, 2019KSU continues its work with the turf breeding team at Texas A&M and colleagues at Purdue. We recently inoculated some breeding lines with the large patch pathogen....
Zoysia breeding line evaluation work continues
Oct. 6, 2019KSU continues its work with the turf breeding team at Texas A&M and colleagues at Purdue. We recently inoculated some breeding lines with the large patch pathogen....