From left: NFGCSA President Lon Chatfield with the 2006 Memorial Scholarship winners: Carmen Warner, Christopher
Maynard and William Ray. Lake City's John Piersol was also on hand to congratulate the winners and thank
the North Florida GCSA for their support. Photo by Joel Jackson.

Upcoming Events

May 4
-7

Everglades GCSA Poa Annua
Weekend, Naples Beach Hotel

May 22 West Coast chapter meeting,
East Lake Woodlands

June 21 Everglades GCSA Vendor
Day, Naples Grande GC

May 4

FGCSA Board Meeting and
Past Presidents Dinner

May 23 South Florida GCSA chapter
meeting, Weston Hills CC

June 23 South Florida Chapter
Meeting, Ocean Reef

May 5

FGCSA Seminar, 8:00 a.m.,
"Time Management," Dr. Bree
Hayes, Naples Beach Hotel

June 3

Palm Beach GCSA 5th Annual
Fishing Tournament

June 26 West Coast Chapter
Championship, Old Memorial

May 9

North Florida GCSA chapter
meeting, Cimarrone GC

June 8

Everglades GCSA joint meeting June 28 Calusa GCSA Annual
Meeting, Cypress Lakes GC
with CMA, Lexington CC
July 20

Treasure Coast Annual
Meeting, Miles Grant CC

May 15 Central Florida chapter meeting, June 12 CFGCSA Chapter Championship July 29
Harmony Golf Preserve
The Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes

CFGCSA Crowfoot Open
Grand Cypress

May 11 West Coast Chapter Challenge,

May 18 Calusa GCSA chapter meeting,
Maple Leaf CC

June 10 Palm Beach GCSA Future of
Golf Tournament, The Falls CC

Sept. 12 FTGA Conference & Show,
June 15 Treasure Coast Blue Pearl
Hyatt Regency Coconut Point
Tournament, Loxahatchee Club -15

President's Message

President's Message
Craig Weyandt
It seems that everyone I talk to now-a-days
is busy. We have soccer practice, baseball,
band, summer family trips, the yard needs
mowing, oh the house chores... do I have
some house chores. These are just a few of
the things that keep us busy. Most
superintendents that I know volunteer for
something or another. It may be time that
you give at church, coach a youth athletic
team, volunteer in your community, heck...
even a neighborhood crime watch program,
it all adds up to time.

By now you have the point. Everyone that I
talk with is busy and needs more time. Time
to work, time to play and most important,
time to spend with their family. So, why in
the wide world of sports would I ask you for
some more of your time when I know all this?
Well, I would not ask if I didn't think it was
really, really important.

Think of the time that I ask you for today as
if I were asking for an investment. We can
all relate to that. Investing money just makes
good sense. Put a little away today to have
something for tomorrow. Well that's all that
I am asking for. A little time invested in your
career today will go a long way toward
paving the road to the future of our
What about work? I know you are spending profession.
"some" time there. Summer cultural
practices have begun. We have the aerifiers As you will read in Joel Jackson's "What's
revved up again and going full speed. You Up DOC?" the time for us (Superintendents)
are aerifing, topdressing, verticutting, is to act now and speak up about your
brushing, grooming the greens, tees and profession. Joel has written his update on
some clubs do all this to fairways. Do you fertilizer issues and the EPA review of
have any summer projects this year? MSMA. Let's not let yet another viable tool
Rebuilding any greens, tees or adding some be lost without being heard. As Joel will tell
much needed drainage? Are you replacing you again, this is your chance to be heard
any trees lost in the hurricanes? Is your and provide information that will go into the
club doing a renovation? There are 3 clubs decision making process on the fate and
around me that are doing either full or partial future of the use of organic arsenic
renovations this year to their golf course. I herbicides.
know the superintendents at these facilities
are definitely spending some time at work And there's a project underway by GCSAA
that will take some of your time, but again it
this summer.

GREEN SHEE
Editor:
Joel Jackson, CGCS
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Craig Weyandt
is an investment for your future. Right
now at www.gcsaa.org they are running
an Environmental Resource Profile
survey, which is marketing-speak for a
Baseline Data Survey. Go in there. Click
on the link, and take the survey. We fuss
and fume about EPA's decision-making
on the products we use. Well now is the
time to give GCSAA a piece of the facts
so they can amass the data and send it on
up to EPA. They have been using
outmoded computer models based on
agriculture for decades. It is about time
we (you) gave them some real golf course
information that can help them make
realistic risk assessments on pesticides.
There will be a series of short surveys
over the year and they will be repeated
every five years to track trends and
improvements in our industry. We say we
are environmentally friendly. Now is the
time to prove it.
And quit waiting for someone else to do
it because I have heard all the excuses
myself. He or she writes better, works
for a more prestigious club, has a higher
budget, my voice won't really count and
the best one of all.. ."I don't have enough
time". The time is now to speak up and
comment on your use of MSMA,
fertilizers and water use. Invest in the
future of your profession and give a little
of your time to make the future bright
for all of us.

Director of Communications Report

What's Up D.O.C.?
by Joel Jackson
1. Government Relations: Fertilizer Issues
Along with Citrus County, Sarasota County
also jumped on the fertilizer bandwagon
complete with a pre-written proposed
fertilizer ordinance which included "No
application of fertilizerfromMay to October."
It is reported that this ordinance draft was
written by a friend of one of the
commissioners. This citizen just happens to
have an interest in an "organic" fertilizer
product. Sounds like conflict of interest to
me. But then not feeding turfgrass during
the growing season doesn't make much
sense either. I talked with Suncoast
superintendent George Cook at the recent
Suncoast Scramble event in late March. He
is going to ask one of his contacts who
works for the county if this new fertilizer
ordinance will apply to golf courses since
they all just worked out and passed the Golf
Course Ordinance that addresses fertilizer,
pesticides and water use.
Dr. Nell from UF/IFAS reports that IFAS will
be at the next meetings of these counties
and that they are lobbying hard for the counties to simply promote and utilize the BMP
guidelines that have been written using science and input from the Florida DEP, water
management districts, IFAS and the green
industries, instead of trying to write and
pass different ordinances around the state.
I can tell you that according to Dr. Bruce
Augustine from O. M. Scotts, Inc. the use
of fertilizer on home lawns is grossly over
estimated based on their data. For example
of the 80 million home lawns identified by
Scotts that are do-it-yourself maintained: 40
million apply no fertilizer (that's 50% do
nothing); 18 million make one application;
10 million make two applications. Closer to
university recommendations for a healthy
lawn, 1 million apply 3x a year and 1 million
apply 4x per year. Another 10 million lawns
are maintained by lawn care/pest control
companies. I don't know their rates. The
point is 85% of the lawns received barely
subsistence fertilization, so it's not a
problem of epidemic proportions as is
assumed in the media or county commission
chambers. Easy target but not reality.

But as I was told in Tampa by a gentleman
from the Florida Dept of Environmental
Protection at a meeting to discuss the Lake
Okeechobee Restoration Plan and the impact
on phosphorus use in the watershed, "when
there is political justification for action, you
may have a scientifically defensible position
but it isn't an option. They don't want to be
lectured or told their point of view or call to
action is wrong." Our challenge will then be
to come up with a magic number that makes
them look good and not cripple our Ag or
Green Industries, whether it is logical or
practical.

knowledge and awareness of Florida's
agricultural and natural resource issues.
GCSAA - 1 will be serving on the GCSAA
Strategic Communications Committee with
Vice-Chairman Bob Randquist, CGCS and
Darren Davis. We will be meeting in
Lawrence on April 22-25 .
th

3. Education: GCSAA Leadership Series
Seminar - Dr. Bree Hayes will give a Time
Management presentation at the Poa Annua
Classic on Friday, May 5,2006 at the Naples
Beach Hotel. You do not have to be
registered for the Poa event to attend. Call
In my role as External Affairs Committee Marie Roberts at 800-732-6053.
Chairman for the FTGA, we will be sending
copies of the Green Industries BMP manual Convenient On Line GCSAA education. Sign
to all 67 Chairmen or Mayors of County up at: www.gcsaa.org/education/webcast/
Commissions throughout the state to webcast.aspx Lunch & Learn courses begin
provide some factual information at noon (12:00 PM Central Time) and include
concerning the proper use of fertilizers and 5/11/06 How Rough is It?
suggest they pursue educating the public 5/15/06 Spring Cleaning for your PC
instead of writing knee-jerk ordinances 5/23/06 Coaching Your Team with
based on emotion.
Positive Feedback
Member price: $30.00. Education points: .02
Arsenic: Deadline - June 5,2006. The EPA Note: This software currently cannot be run
has opened up their review of MSMA for on a Mac computer.
public comment on their website. If you want
or need MSMA this is your opportunity to 4. Chapter News - The Suncoast Chapter
provide information that will go into the final made two $2,500 donations to the respective
decision making process on the fate and research funds of the Florida GCSA and the
future of the use of organic arsenic FTGA at their annual Suncoast Scramble
herbicides. Submit your comments, held at Jacaranda West C.C. on March 29th.
identified by docket identification (ID)
number EPA-HQ-OPP-2006-0201, by one of The North Florida GCSA raised
the following methods http:// approximately $5,000 for turf research at
www.regulations.gov/ Follow online their annual Research Tournament held at
instructions. Or Mail: Public Information the Pablo Creek GC in March. Additionally
and Records Integrity Branch (PIRIB) in April, the NFGCSA awarded three
(7502C), Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP), scholarships (two in Turf Operations and
Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 one in the Turf Equipment Manager
Pennsylvania Ave., NW., Washington, DC program) to Carmen Warner, Christopher
20460-0001. Also reference the Docket Maynard and William May at their 14th
Number ID above. Deadline for submitting Annual Memorial Tournament in honor of
input - June 5,2006.
Mike Richards and Alan MacCurrach.
2. Allied Associations: Met with the Ag
Institute of Florida (AIF) (an association
made up of communications specialists with
Florida's Ag commodity groups). In the
works will be the annual Meet the Candidates
Forum to be held September 28 at the
FNATS show in Orlando at the Convention
Center. Gubernatorial and Cabinet
candidates will be invited to discuss their
Ag platforms. The AIF is also preparing a
consumer survey to gauge the public's
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5. DOC/Editor Schedule
5/4-6 FGCSA Spring Board Meeting
Poa Annua Classic, Naples
5/22-25 International Network of Golf
Conference, Pinehurst, NC
5/31 Florida Ag Council Regional
Meeting, Ocala
6/3
PBGCSA Future of Golf, Falls CC
6/10 FL Golf Central Magazine deadline
6/13 Ag Institute Board Meeting,
Maitland

SFGCSA Exposition

2006 SFGCSA Expo a Big
Success Again!
Turf field day season in Florida
got off to a great start this year in Ft.
Lauderdale. This year the south Florida
Turf Expo caught a break and not a breeze
as the rains predicted for the day held off
until late in the day and the tornado like
winds that ripped the big top tent into
orbit in 2005 showed up this year in
Pompano and spared us in Ft. Lauderdale.
The 2006 South Florida Expo had
another great turnout from the statewide
turf industry with nearly 500 people
attending. A large number of vendors
helped to sustain fundraising to support
turf research at the FLREC. Turf managers
were treated to a fine mixture of statewide
turf program updatesfromIFAS faculty, and
practical industry workshops for
mechanics, spray technicians, and
irrigation personnel. In addition to vendor
sponsored workshops, demonstrations of
equipment were provided by local
distributors. Interested parties had the
opportunity to compare hardware and be
made aware of new technologies and
innovations in the industry. The Expo
offered numerous CEU opportunities
including GCSAA credits and pesticide
recertification CEUs.
As always, a now Expo-tradition
of a fantastic barbecue lunch was
generously prepared and provided by
Wiley and Nancy McCall of Environmental
Turf. Every year the McCall's donate all
their time and effort coming down south
with their family and their brand spanking
new one of kind space aged cooker and
put out the best fresh meal for everyone.
The cooker can substitute for a jumbo jet it
is so big! And the food was fantastic.
Thank you Wiley and Nancy and the rest
of the Environmental Turf team!
Keynote addresses were provided
by Dr Billy Crow from UF in Gainesville
and Mr. Jeff Michel of Bayer Environmental
Sciences. Dr. Crow has an extension
component to his job description with
responsibilities in turf nematology. It was
great to have Billy give an update on turf
nematodes and control options. Jeff
provided a timely update on mole crickets

Superintendents check out results on ultradwarf bermuda research plots
during turf tour portion of the Turf Expo. Photo by Dara Park
with mole cricket activity heating up in south
Florida. Dr. Ron Cherry, entomologist at the
Everglades Research and Education Center
also provided an afternoon presentation on
chinch bugs.
Morning Field Tours included
IFAS turfgrass faculty presenters from the
Gainesville facility as well as the Fort
Lauderdale REC.
A featured program highlighted the efforts
of some of the faculty of FLREC who do not
directly work on turf but have direct relevance to many in our industry. Dr. Kimberly Moore led a tour of the annuals trial
garden and Dr. Bill Howard led a discussion
on scale insect pests. We appreciate the
efforts of all faculty and industry experts in
providing top notch education and CEU recertification for our turf industry. A special
thank you is offered to Mike Orfanedes,
Extension Agent for Broward County for
providing an important update on tree and
ornamental plant maintenance pre and post
hurricane. After last year's hurricane events,
there was a lot of interest in this subject
matter.

We must tip our hat to our great
supporters from the turf industry who work
so hard to to put on the SFGCSA Expo.
Many thanks to our two Presenting
Sponsors ~ Hector Turf Equipment and
ShowTurf, Inc. The Main Equipment
Sponsors included Disbrow Enterprises,
Growers Equipment Co. and Kilpatrick Turf
as well as Florida Turf Support, Precision
Small Engine, and SISIS Inc./Eckert Golf
Sales. In addition, thirty four booth
sponsors were set up under the big tent,
many of whom have been exhibiting at this
Expo for the past many, many years. We
thank them for their loyal participation.
And finally, we deeply appreciate
everyone who helped out at the REC. In
particular Dr. John Cisar, Expo Co-ordinator
and his hard-working assistants, Karen
Williams and Dara Park who worked
constantly making sure that everything was
going well. And the efforts of all the
SFGCSA Board Members who helped out at
registration and throughout the day with
special thanks to SFGCSA President, Mr.
Kelly Cragin. Once again, another great
job!

Local Chapter Activities

Easy Money
Earlier this year, Turf Seed, Inc. sent the
FGCSA a check for turf research in the
amount of $788.00 as the proceeds from
their Blue Tag Program. That's the good
news. The bad news is that only one golf
course turned in their blue tags from their
seed bags.
Congratulations and thanks to the PGA
National Golf Club for clipping and mailing
their tags. It was a good return on the
investment....a few minutes of time and
39 cents postage = $788 donation.
Meanwhile, thousands of potential turf
research dollars went in the dumpster.
What a shame.
Research dollars are hard to come by and
the challenges and issues surrounding
golf course management keep escalating:
water, pesticides, fertilizer. There are lots
of ways to raise money for turf research
and participating in the Blue Tag Program
put on by Turf Seed, Inc. is one of the
easiest around.
If you are not familiar with the program
this is how it works. Turf-Seed and Tee2-Green pledge to contribute $0.50 for
every Turf-Seed variety or mixture blue
tags and or $1.00 for every Tee-2-Green
PennPals variety or mixture blue tag
turned in. Blue tags are the tags that are
sewn on the bag to signify that the seed
is certified. The tags have to be removed
from the bag and sent to Turf-Seed, Inc.
with the name and location of the golf
course so that the monies can be
distributed correctly. These funds are
then distributed to the state GCSAA
chapter to be used for research
endowments and educational
advancements.
Won't you take a few minutes to clip the
blue tags off the seed bags that you
purchase from Turf Seed, Inc and mail
them back to Turf Seed so turf research in
Florida, and ultimately you, can benefit.
We will be publishing a list of
superintendents and golf courses that
participate in this year's Blue Tag Program.
Let's hope next year that list is longer
than one name.

Suncoast President Chip Copeman (left) presents two $2,500 checks for turf research
to Joel Jackson, FGCSA Director of Communications, at the 2006 Suncoast Scramble
held at Jacaranda West CC on March 29. The checks are for the Florida GCSA and
the Florida Turfgrass Association. Photo by Lee Crosby.

Tim Hiers, host of the 2006 Spring Regulator Tour at the Old Collier Golf Club, explains playing areas, wildlife corridors, water and pesticide use and cultural practices
to 24 members from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Also helping out
were Todd Draffen, Matt Taylor, Darren Davis, Kyle Sweet, Jim Leisberg and Lou
Conzelmann. Special guest presenters included Greg Lyman, GCSAA; Kim Erusha,
USGA and Ron Dotson, Audubon International.

Chapter Activities

Ridge Invitational Provides
Another Great Experience
A great big "THANK YOU" goes to all the
vendors,superintendents and volunteers
from around the state in supporting the 14th
annual Jack Harrell Sr. Ridge Invitational.
This year's event was held on March 6th at
The Club at Eaglebrooke.
You couldn't ask for better weather or for a
nicer golf course that day. We would like to
give another big THANK YOU to host
superintendent Alan Puckett and his staff
for providing a"superb" golfing experience.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves!
Again, another big "THANK YOU" goes
out to chef Ray Cuzzone for cook'in up
some awesome B.B.Q. If you didn't make it
this year, be sure you make it next year. Many
thanks go out to the Florida State Golf
Association (F.S.G.A.) for volunteering to
calculate our scoring and arranging our
raffle prizes with winning tickets.

The morning session of the Everglades Spring Symposium looked like a doctor's
convention as Drs. Bryan Unruh, University of Florida; Bob Carrow, University of
Georgia; and Lane Treadway of N.C. State discussed "Gizmos for Greenkeepers", "A
Reality Check on New Products and Technologies" and "Diseases and Other Problems
w/Ultradwarf Bermudagrasses."

„ Above all, we wish to thank Harrell's
Fertilizer Company and staff for helping us
in many , many ways. As all of you who
- knew Jack Harrell Sr., he will always be
remembered in the Ridge Chapter for his
expertise, honesty and caring for others. It
is only fitting that we remember Mr. Harrell
each year with this great tournament.

TURF

p Igrass,

This year's Chapter Championship was won
by the team from Central Florida GCSA
composed of Chris Sykes, Chris Pearce, Carl
Benedict and Jeff Merwin. The Ridge team
came in second this year with 3rd place in
going to the team from Suncoast GCSA.
The Individual Play Category ended in a tie
for 1st Low Gross with Steve Bernard of
Palm Beach GCSA and Dean Erskin of the
Ridge Chapter both shooting a 74. Dean
Erskin won in the scorecard playoff. GO
RIDGE!!

54th Annual
Conference & Show
Hyatt Coconut Point
Greg Tharp (left) receives the 2006 North
Florida Greenkeeper's Award from
NFGCSA President Lon Chatfield. Tharp
has hosted the last six Memorial
Tournaments at his Jacksonville G&CC.

First low net prize was taken by Carl
Benedict from the first place Central Florida
team. Winning Vendor golfers were Mark This was the 14th anniversary of this
great event honoring industry leaders
Wheaton and Matt Gregg.
Mike Richards and Alan MacCurrach.
Thanks to everyone for coming out for this Proceeds of the Tournament have gone
great event and we look forward to seeing to turf scholarships. See photo on page
one of this newsletter for pictures of this
all of you back next year!
year's scholarship recipients.

Mark the dates on your calendar now for
September 12th - 15th at the beautiful
Hyatt Coconut Point in Bonita Springs.
If you did not attend this event last year,
you are in for a tremendous treat! Hotel
reservations must be made by August 29th
by calling the hotel directly. For information on this great venue, visit the hotel
website at www.coconutpoint.hyatt.com.
Show registration is available online at
www.ftga.org or by calling the FTGA at
800-882-6721 for more information.

Envirotron Classic

The 2006 Jeff Hay den Memorial Envirotron Golf Classic Scores Another Win!
Golf Ventures donated
$25,000 as the Presenting
Sponsor of the 2006 Jeff
Hay den Envirotron Classic,
(left to right) Dennis Wagner,
GolfVentures; Chris Fay, Golf
Ventures CEO; Glenn
Oberlander, Envirotron
Chairman and Walt
McMahon also from Golf
Ventures.
Golf Ventures

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Presented by the Seven
Rivers Chapter, the event
was once again held at the
prestigious World Woods
Golf Club in Brooksville.
Since its inception in 1993,
the Envirotron Golf Classic
has raised over $565,000 to
support the Envirotron
Research Laboratory located
at the University of Florida
in Gainesville.

Congratulations to the First Florida Superintendents to Maintain their Class A Status!
The Professional Development
Initiative (PDI) was implemented on
July 1, 2003. This initiative was
designed to provide GCSAA Class A
members with the means to
demonstrate to employers and to the
industry their commitment towards
enhancing their skill and knowledge
levels to meet the demands of this
dynamic marketplace.
The following members of the Florida
GCSA were assigned to the initial
three-year Class A renewal cycle and
have successfully completed all the
requirements for maintaining their
Class A status. These individuals have
obtained at least 3.0 points, a minimum
of 1.2 coming from education points
and have demonstrated environmental
stewardship by possessing a pesticide
license in the state of their
employment or successfully passing
GCSAA's IPM exam.

Mr. Warren P. Rifenbark Jr.
Mr. Steven M. Hunter
Mr. Charles T. Pierson
Mr. John V. Tillman
Mr. Leonard J. Doyal III
Mr. Gregory W. Kriesch
Mr. Matthew B.Hill
Mr. Mark Murphy
Mr. Von S. Welder
Mr. Richard D. Naccarato
Mr. Paul R. Mollberg
Mr. Darren J. Davis
Mr. Timothy P. Haskins
Mr. Joel R. Smith
Mr. Charlie Riger
Mr. Chuck Eberle
Mr. Kevin J. Baldwin
Mr. Jim Torba
Mr. Paul Crawford

Mr. Randall Bushway
Mr. Terry J. Kennedy
Mr. Brian F. Main
Mr. Daniel T. Smokstad
Mr. Chuck Barclay
Mr. Gary Newcomb
Mr. Vince A. Meade
Mr. Thomas P. Biggy
Mr. David S. Larson
Mr. Tyler A. Copeman Jr.
Mr. Bruce E. Crocker
Mr. John W. Secor
Mr. Scott A. Bell
Mr. Ralph K. DainJr.
Mr. John F. Curran
Mr. Jason W. Riley
Mr. Joseph R. Holden
Mr. George R. Kleinpeter

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