Talking Turf on Pullin' Weeds
In a recent episode of the Pullin’ Weeds podcast, I answered a bevy of hard-hitting questions from host Tim Kreger:
What’s my favorite grass? Can MLSN be applied to automobile maintenance? How many species of insects have I eaten? Is clipping volume related to mass or to depth?
We also discussed the travels that brought me to South Carolina, and I told some stories about how I ended up doing what I do.
In the introduction, James Huntoon and Allen Knight mentioned our round of golf at Charleston Municipal Golf Course.
![I made one birdie---my first on bermudagrass surfaces in 2022---during the round. **Photo by James Huntoon**.](/post/talking-turf-on-pullin-weeds/featured_huf6d57f6da9a3501a1d6081be72a77964_610415_b2811c4d175f414f0fb0e2f23bb9fa80.webp)
On a day with challenging weather conditions, and on such a difficult golf course, I was happy to make a birdie. The hole locations were tucked into corners, the new greens were firm, and missing on the short side was almost a certain bogey.
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— Pullin’ Weeds (@Pullin_Weeds) March 22, 2022
If you enjoy listening to turfgrass podcasts, I’ve got two of my own where I explain, discuss, and debate the turfgrass issues of our time: The ATC Doublecut with Micah Woods and ATC Office Hours.