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Versatile Gravely Treker Utility Vehicle ideal for multiple projects
The Gravely® Treker Utility Vehicle combines durability and versatility to perform tasks on sports fields, acreages, farms and a variety of other...
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721Golf courses tee up game plans to remain green
Tom Lively saw the storm clouds gathering on the horizon around the TPC San Antonio complex Tuesday afternoon, dumping heavy rain in...
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OSU post-grad student wins grant
An Oregon State University master’s student in the College of Agricultural Sciences was one of three students nationwide to be named a...
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Green industry is focus of Owens Community College workshop
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP — Area residents and business professionals within the landscape, garden center, tree care and turf industry interested in expanding their...
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Persistent heat, drought and flooding strain golf courses nationally
Superintendents dealing with extreme conditions again this year Extended periods of excessive heat, widespread moderate to severe drought, and pockets of flooding...
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Sanctuary’s golf course receives best score for fertilizer, land management
During last week’s City Council meeting, one of the items on the agenda was an update on the status of the Sanibel...
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Drought prompts Garden City golf course to ration water
Most of South Carolina is in a moderate drought, but Horry County is considered to be in a severe drought. The lack...
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2 large Myrtle Beach golf companies merging
Two of the largest golf management companies on South Carolina’s Grand Strand are merging, creating a new company that will own or...
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NMSU’s Turfgrass Research – working for the future of golf
By any other name, grass – spinach, cabbage, grunkel, graminoid – is still grass. But do you appreciate grasses for the extremely...
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Golf courses fighting salt buildup Softner residue from city users, effluent blamed
Lake Havasu City might be hundreds of miles from the oceans, but residents only need to go to the golf courses to...