Oct 11, 2006
By:Michael Seuffert
A trip to Bayer Environmental Science's Clayton Research Facility uncovered some secrets and not-so secrets about developing new products in the lawn care market.
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Sep 20, 2006
By: Dr. William Meyer
Dr. William Meyer shares his thoughts on the strengths and weaknesses of popular cool-season turfgrasses at this year's field day at Rutgers University.
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Oct 1, 2009
By:Lee Bloomcamp
Fire ants meet their match in North Florida horse country
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It's important to select varieties to reduce irrigation inputs
Jul 31, 2009
By:Leah A. Brilman
Turfgrasses provide many benefits to the environment including carbon dioxide sequestering, reduction of wind and water erosion, and cooling of the environment. In spite of these documented benefits, there is increasing pressure to reduce the use of grasses — primarily to reduce the water requirements of urban areas. In many settings, turfgrass is watered much more than is required to maintain turf quality, often because of older irrigation systems or failure to understand how to water the grass. However, there are choices that can be made in species and cultivars to reduce water usage.
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Jul 1, 2009
By:Curt Harler
When implemented correctly, this service can expand your client base and let you work sooner in the spring and later in the fall.
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Minimize pricey labor with an economical herbicide plan
Jul 1, 2009
When implemented correctly, this service can expand your client base and let you work sooner in the spring and later in the fall.
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Jun 1, 2009
By:Curt Harler
Multipurpose equipment can be a worthwhile investment for many reasons, not the least of which is service flexibility
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Apr 6, 2009
Consumer Reports checks in with some solid advice from lawn care pros.
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Apr 1, 2009
By:Curt Harler
An aging workforce and an increased focus on turf quality have inspired manufacturers to make application equipment lighter and more nimble.
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