These posts had the most views in 2020. Here they are, on all kinds of topics.
[1] February, Soil organic matter: a bullet list, summarizing key points related to its measurement and its management at the soil surface.
These posts had the most views in 2019. Here they are, counting down from ten to one.
[10] January, Ranking Turf Twitter in 2018 took a look at “influential” accounts in the industry.
These posts had the most views in 2018. Here they are, counting down from ten to one.
[10] November, Kurofune keeper about the feature article on Andrew McDaniel in Weekly Golf Digest.
Someone asked me that when we were working at a golf tournament last month. The best way depends on just how much info you want, or how often you want to hear from me/ATC.
I enjoyed the article about growing degree days in the Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. Dan Cook wrote about our discussions of this and how it has been implemented at Elanora Country Club.
Topdressing. Mowing. Irrigation. Fertilizing. Fungicides. All these maintenance practices should produce good turf, right? They usually do. But have you ever seen a situation where the most intensively maintained turf on a property ends up with substandard conditions?
then you already know that I’ve fixed the blog’s e-mail updates to show the full content. When I updated the website last July, I couldn’t figure out how to get the full post text to show in the RSS feed – that feed is what the e-mail updates are based on.
These posts from 2017 had the most pageviews this year. Here they are, counting down from ten to one.
[10] June, How much N is in rain and snow? One hears all kinds of numbers.