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Scholarship and Research Tournament - Thank You!
June 30, 2016I'd like to give a huge thank you to everyone who participated in the Kansas Golf Course Superintendents Association Scholarship and Research Tournament.
The case of the exploding bark
June 30, 2016This post's info and photos are by Beth McKinzie, our diagnostic lab intern for the summer. Judy O'Mara, our lab director, is mentoring Beth.
From KSU Entomology: spider mites and lacebugs
June 30, 2016Got spider mites? Got lacebugs? Check out these posts by Dr. Cloyd on the Entomology blog. Just hit "continue reading" to lead to the posts.
Trees losing leaves from summer stress
June 28, 2016The following article is by Ward Upham, Dept Horticulture and Natural Resources:
"Is this lawn still alive?"
June 28, 2016You be be getting questions from homeowners who allow their cool-season lawn to go dormant during summer but are wondering and worrying if the grass is still...
Raise the roof! Rocky Ford rainout shelter is ready for 2016 research
June 27, 2016The turf team took advantage of a calm morning to raise the plastic on our stationary rain-out shelter at Rocky Ford. It takes a lot of bodies to hoist the...
HOT! Soil temps and turf decline
June 21, 2016We all know it has been super hot lately. Yuck! We humans are suffering because of the hot air, but our cool-season turfgrasses are suffering from the high...
That's not a disease! (Lacebugs on cotoneaster)
June 21, 2016We had a cotoneaster sample last week that looked like this:
Bagworms are back!
June 21, 2016Dr. Raymond Cloyd talks about bagworm biology and management in the post below:
That's not a disease! (Lacebugs on cotoneaster)
June 21, 2016We had a cotoneaster sample last week that looked like this: