Posts in category Control Products

Scouting, monitoring, identification, historical notations and evaluation are crucial to the success of effective turf disease control in the fall.

We asked experts from pesticide manufacturers: Looking 15 years down the road to 2031, do you think golf course superintendents will be using more biopesticides …

Surface- and subsurface-feeding insects can damage turf like a group of bad golfers. Here’s how to identify and control them.

We asked experts from pesticide manufacturers: 2015 was the hottest year on record, continuing a trend of warmer weather. Assuming the warm weather continues, what …

With an eye toward a different approach and being environmentally, socially and economically sustainable, Anuvia Plant Nutrients unveiled its $98 million production plant on May …

Weeds can flourish in non-turf areas, such as clubhouse landscaping and tee-box plantings. Here’s how to identify and control them.

There are sound reasons to taking this approach for pest management

Is it easier to push a boulder up a hill or down a hill? That was the seminal question posed to me by one of …

In the smartphone/Wi-Fi/touchscreen/tablet/Bluetooth era, it’s tempting to think that technology requires a computer chip. But the folks in the labs, where new-and-improved chemical-control products are …

WeevilTrak from Syngenta, the industry’s only annual bluegrass weevil (ABW) monitoring program, is enhanced for 2016. In addition to an updated Optimum Control Strategy and …