NEWSLETTER OF THE FLORIDA GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION

Palm Beach Chapter Wins 2009 FGCSA Golf Team Championship. Deron Zendt, front row center won the
Individual Title.
Upcoming Events
Nov. 12th - Seven Rivers GCSA
Annual Fishing Trip, Thunder-Spring
Hill

Christmas Tournament - TBD
Monthly Meeting, Copperleaf Country
Club

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Nov. 12th - Calusa GCSA - Monthly Nov. 17 - Florida West Coast GCSA
Meeting, Palmetto Pine Country Club - Monthly Meeting, The Dunes

Nov. 13th - Palm Beach GCSA Monthly Meeting, The Fountains
Country Club

Nov. 23rd - Suncoast GCSA - Monthly
Meeting, The Founders Club

Nov. 17th - South Florida GCSA Chapter meeting, Doral

Nov. 30th - North Florida GCSA
Annual Education Conference, San
Jose Country Club

Nov. 17th - Everglades GCSA -

Dec. - Calusa GCSA Annual Charity

Dec. 10th - Seven Rivers GCSA Holiday Meeting, Juliette Falls
Dec. 10th - North Florida GCSA Christmas Meeting and Golf
Tournament, Hyde Park Country Club
Dec. 16th - Treasure Coast GCSA Golf Only Meeting, Grand Harbor
Dec. 18th - Suncoast GCSA Christmas Meeting - Gasparilla Inn
and Club
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President's Message

President's Message
By Bill Kistler
It's hard to believe that we are
approaching the end of another year.
Hopefully 2010 will prove to be a better
year than 2009. A new year it will
certainly bring new challenges. Before
then we must do some housekeeping
before 2009 comes to an end.
I'm speaking of the Methyl Bromide issue.
As all of us should know by now the EPA
still has its sights on the immediate
discontinued use of Methyl Bromide for
turfgrass and several other crops instead of
the usual orderly phase out period.
They have rejected proposals from the
Methyl Bromide task force for a timed
phase out with no explanation. So what do
we do now? We need a grass roots effort
in contacting our Congressmen and
Senators. In addition, we should also
contact the U.S. Senate Ag Committee.
This can be done by Fax or email. You can
go to your chapter link on the GCSAA
web site at www.gcsaa.org.
There you'll find email attachments with
sample letters along with talking points.

You can also write you own letter or
email. Whichever you choose, we ALL
need to send letters and emails. We can no
longer sit on the sidelines and watch. If
each and every one of us don't get on
board with this, we are certain to achieve
the unexplained result EPA is trying for. It
is up to us.
Once again I would like to remind
everyone to please go through your BMP
check list and see where you are. I know
we don't have a certification program yet,
but let's be proactive on this. We can get
ahead of the curve and help direct it if we
take collective action and show a unified
willingness to get behind the BMPs. Many
think mandatory BMPs are coming and a
tougher more liberal EPA is certainly
ramping up the rhetoric on beefing up the
Clean Water Act.
One last item: the GCSAA Board of
Directors election is coming up in
February. Please make sure your vote
counts. Please check your chapters voting
roster to make sure your vote is assigned
to your chapter, or to the FGCSA. We

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The Green Sheet is a bimonthly FGCSA
Newsletter printed as follows: Jan/Feb,

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In closing, I hope everyone has a safe and
happy holiday season.

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want to make sure every Florida vote gets
counted.

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Deadline next issue December 15.

Please check out our
website for upcoming
events and member
information.

Executive Director Report

Executive Director Report
By Joel Jackson, GCCS
1. Action Alert to All Members - Three
items that need your immediate
attention:
A. Log on to
http://capwiz.com/gcsaa/issues/alert/7alerti
d=14119511 and learn how to contact your
legislators (Senators and Congressman) to
protest EPA's immediate cancellaton of
methyl bromide without a fair phaseout
period like most cancelled products.

B. GCSAA Member Voting Status - If
you are not going to San Diego and
attending the Association's Annual
Meeting your vote on the candidates and
any pending issues will not be counted. To
make sure your vote is counted you can
assign your vote to your local chapter or to
the FGCSA. Your specific vote will be
cast as you wish, but you must assign your
vote to a proxy - either the local or the
state. Please do this ASAP as February
will be here before you know it and you
will be busy with the winter golf season.
Call 1-800-472-7878 (GCSAA) and ask to
speak to Scott Woodhead to assign your
voting proxy.

C. FGCSA Reception in San Diego - If
you are planning on attending the GIS in
February and will be also coming to the
annual FGCSA GIS Reception on
Thursday, February 11th, then please
contact Jennifer Innes at 800-732-6053 or
fgcsa@comcast.net and RSVP so we can
have an accurate headcount for food and
price guarantees. Please let us know if
you're coming. Thanks.

2. Government Relations: Fertilizer
Ordinances: Word from the Green
Industries Coalition is that the Marco
Island city government is drafting a
fertilizer ordinance that would require golf
courses to have an applicator certified in
the Green Industry BMPs. The Florida

DEP and IFAS have partnered to provide
training around the state for the landscape
industry which has been the primary target
up till now in having their personnel
trained in the BMPs. No mention was
made of the Golf BMPs. Sounds a little
like the left and right hands not knowing
what's out there, but then we don't have a
BMP certification program either. We
have other issues covered in our BMPs
that could and probably should have a
certification program statewide.
Methyl Bromide: On September 23rd and
24th I participated in two conference calls
in reference to MeBr. The first was with
the MeBr Task Group and end
users/stakeholders to prepare for the EPA
meeting the next day and the other was a
call-in with EPA and the MeBr Task
Group meeting in Washington. Tim Hiers
and Dr. Unruh were also on the call among
others. After once again making the case
for an orderly phase out of MeBr, and
trying to explain that turfgrass and some o
the other seven crops that are being
cancelled on the labels can be very
adversely affected by lack of access to this
fumigant, the call ended with EPA saying
they would respond quickly, and they did.
On Friday they rejected the proposal for a
timed 4-year phase out without
explanation. The next steps are for
stakeholders to write the U.S. Senate Ag
Committee and each of our senators and
congressmen to apply pressure on EPA to
be fair and reasonable since we do not yet
have a reliable product to replace MeBr.
This was part of the Montreal Protocol and
EPA has ignored the fine print many times
in this process. Each chapter has a link on
www.gcsaa.org and email attachments
with sample letters and talking points. We
need to really get those letters and/or
emails sent to our legislators.
MSMA: I attended the Florida Pesticide
Review Council meeting on September
23rd in Quincy, FL and learned from David
Daiker of FL DACS that the deadline for
using MSMA in Florida may not be
December 2010, but rather all uses in

Florida except for cotton will likely be
cancelled at the end of 2009 due to the
reported incidences of arsenic in
Florida ground water samples. Also
mentioned by Dr Keith Tolson,
Toxicologist with Geosyntec that EPA
may be on the verge of lowering the
soil screening levels for residential
soils to .1 mg/kg from 2.1 and
industrial sites from .8 mg/kg from 12 .
Florida's natural backgound level is
about 1.0 mg/kg, so EPA is requiring a
clean up level lower than mother
nature. This will be very interesting
west of the Mississippi where the
naturally occuring background levels
are as high as 40 mg/kg. The take
home message is that all of a sudden
your mix/load sites and other areas
may require clean up.
NPDES (National Pollution
Discharge Elimination System): You
may recall an item reported not too
long ago when a federal district court
ruled that farmers had to get permits to
spray their crops because they might
pollute "nearby" water bodies. It was
supposed to be a protect the salmon
streams in Washington or Oregon.
Well that ruling has taken on new
importance nationwide as application
of materials designed to control aquatic
weeds, mosquito control etc are under
fire. The chemicals being applied are
not considered to be pollutants, but
once applied any residue is considered
a pollutant. Once again government
double-speak at work. While the initial
push is on those products applied to
water, there is a push to work back
from the bank of the water body. How
far? Anyone's guess. If the knotheads
persist you will have to apply for a
permit for everything you apply. The
state DEPs etc are talking to EPA since
this ruling nullifies FIFRA labels and
creates a whole new layer of
permitting, etc. The Court has granted
the EPA a 2 year stay to gather
information, stay tuned.

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3. IF AS: Dr. Mark McCellan Dean of
Research at UF rolled out the new IFAS
Roadmap to Research. Copies will be
supplied. This is a big picture look at
various disciplines and how to synergize
efforts moving forward. A self
examination of strengths and weaknesses
as all universities face budget cuts like
everyone else.
4. Media/Public Relations: Web Site:
We are making weekly reviews and
updates to the web site information. I am
also working on creating an article
resource bank on the website for members
to use for club newsletter articles, member
emails and bulletin board postings.
FGCSA members can use the articles as is
or as templates and edit and rewrite the
articles as needed to fit their specific
conditions and needs at their clubs. I have
also posted pdf files of the 2009 Winter
and Spring Issues under The Florida
Green link under the Information Tab on
the Home Page.

A Special Thank You to the
following companies who have
already committed to
sponsoring the FGCSA
Reception at The Hotel Solamar
in San Diego:

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$1,600
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Listing in the Florida Green magazine, Green Sheet Newsletter and FGCSA
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Minutes of FGCSA Fall Board Meeting

Minutes of FGCSA Fall
Board Meeting
The Fall 2009 Board Meeting of the
FGCSA Board of Directors was called to
order by President Bill Kistler
at 12:45 p.m. on Friday October 16th at
Disney's Osprey Ridge Golf Course.
All officers were present. All Chapters,
with the exception of South Florida, Palm
Beach and North Florida, were
represented. The Chapter Representatives
were: Calusa - Nancy Miller, Everglades Brian Beckner, Central Florida - Gary
Myers, Ridge - Jim Rowland, Suncoast Bob Wagner, Treasure Coast - Roy
MacDonald, Seven Rivers - Mark Kann,
West Coast - Kevin Sunderman
Others attending the meeting were: Mike
Goldie, Lobbyist; Jennifer Innes,
Association Manager; Joel Jackson,
FGCSA Executive Director; Joe Ondo,
FGCSA Golf Committee Chair; Todd
Lowe, USGA; Greg Pheneger, President
FTGA; Ralph Dain, GCSAA
Minutes of the FGCSA Summer 2009
Board Meeting were approved as written.
Minutes of the FGCSA Annual Minutes
were approved as written.
Treasurer's Report - Mark Kann
presented to the Board the Publications
and Operations budget reports for the first
quarter. The current budget figures were
approved. The Board also approved to
have the Association's Tax Returns
prepared and filed by Proctor, Crook,
Crowder and Fogal, a downtown Stuart
firm. The location and the cost reduction
were both determining factors.
Government Update - Mike Goldie The first week in October marked the first
legislative committee meetings; this first
round of meetings were generally
fundraising meetings for the upcoming
2010 elections. Committee meetings will
continue the first week of Nov., Dec., and
Jan.. Although the economy is beginning

GCSAA has reduced staff, and will
furlough current staff during the weeks
surrounding the holidays. These are all
strategies to help improve and strengthen
the GCSAA's position when the economy
fully recovers. As a whole, the golf
industry is unified more than ever and the
GCSAA is working hard to keep member
numbers level. The GCSAA is also hard
at work preparing for the GIS in San
Diego. Ralph reported to the board that
USGA Report - Todd Lowe reported to
the GCSAA will begin to roll out a
the Board that the USGA is continuing to
Sustainable Environmental program that
focus on education and is especially
will incorporate many BMP's and present
looking forward to the continued
partnership with the FGCSA and the local a National front for golf and the
environment. They are asking for 50
Chapters in providing education for
chapter events. On Oct. 30th there will be volunteer facilities from around the
country that offer a diverse cross-section
a live one hour meeting; "What We
to participate in the pilot program. In
Learned About Managing Ultradwarfs in
addition to this program, Ralph also
Florida". This will be a round table
reported
that the GCSAA will be looking
discussion and Ceu's are available. Please
visit the USGA website for a list of future into a possible virtual format for the
webcasts, provide suggestions, and to also annual meeting, as many members would
like to participate in the meeting but may
access previous live webcasts.
not have the means. Ralph also reminded
the FGCSA Board of the dual membership
FTGA - The FTGA had another
requirement of the GCSAA; remind the
successful Conference and Show at PGA
local chapters that TAN scholarships are
National. They also introduced the new
available and facility memberships are
Executive Director, Pete Snyder, who
brings experience and creative energy to
also available to our members. And
the association. Greg Pheneger also
finally, Darren Davis and Dale Keuhner,
reported that the FTGA sent out a survey
our voting delegates, would like to remind
to all exhibitors from the FTGA
all members to please assign your GCSAA
Conference and Show and another survey vote to your local or state chapter. Each
will be sent to all participants in hopes of
year, many of these votes go uncounted
gaining information to help with planning as these individuals do not vote
and improvement of future conferences
themselves. Jennifer printed a list of the
and shows. Currently, the FTGA is
voting roster and will forward it to all the
focusing on generating research support
local chapters so they can contact their
directly through businesses and increasing members who have not renewed or have
revenue. The next FTGA Board meeting
not assigned a vote to do so. Daren and
will be held on Dec. 11th.
Dale will present their voting
recommendation at the January meeting.
GCSAA - Ralph Dain reported on a
successful Chapter Delegates meeting this Executive Director Report - Joel
year. The meeting took on a new format;
Jackson -Word from the Green Industries
hosting two small town hall style meetings Coalition is that the Marco Island city
which provided more opportunity for
government is drafting a fertilizer
questions and answers. Mark Woodward
ordinance that would require golf courses
gave the delegates a financial update and
to have an applicator certified in the Green
presented ways in which the GCSAA is
Industry BMPs. The Florida DEP and
working to reduce costs. Currently, the
IFAS have partnered to provide training

to turn a bit toward the positive, with
housing making gains, the state still has a
$1 billion shortfall in the coming year. All
cabinet officials will be running for office
next year and there is a new Senator from
Jacksonville, John Thrasher - the former
Speaker of the House. Our continued
focus is on fertilizer restrictions and local
ordinances

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.. ..Continuation of Fall Board Minutes

around the state for the landscape industry
which has been the primary target up till
now in having their personnel trained in the
BMPs. No mention was made of the Golf
BMPs. Sounds a little like the left and right
hands not knowing what's out there, but
then we don't have a BMP certification
program either. We have other issues
covered in our BMPs that could and
probably should have a certification
program statewide. Methyl Bromide - The
EPA rejected the proposal for a timed 4year phase out without explanation. The
next steps are for stakeholders to write the
U.S. Senate Ag Committee and each of our
senators and congressmen to apply pressure
on EPA to be fair and reasonable since we
do not yet have a reliable product to replace
MeBr. This was part of the Montreal
Protocol and EPA has ignored the fine print
many times in this process. Each chapter
has a link on www.gcsaa.org and email
attachments with sample letters and talking
points. We need to really get those letters
and/or emails sent to our legislators.
Sending the letters as a Chapter letter listing
all of the members and clubs will create a
visual impact. Please have your chapter
send a letter to your representatives,
especially those members who are up for
re-election. MSMA - the FDOACS has
confirmed that the sale of MSMA labeled
for use on turf in Florida will end by
December 2009. Users can use existing
stocks of MSMA labled for turf until the
end of 2010. Also mentioned by
Dr Keith Tolson, Toxicologist with
Geosyntec that EPA may be on the verge of
lowering the soil screening levels for
residential soils to .1 mg/kg from 2.1 and
industrial sites from .8 mg/kg from 12 .
Florida's natural background level is about
1.0 mg/kg, so EPA is requiring a cleanup
level lower than mother nature. This will be
very interesting west of the Mississippi
where the naturally occurring background
levels are as high as 40 mg/kg. The take
home message is that all of a sudden your
mix/load sites and other areas may require
clean up.
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Publications - The Fall issue of the
Florida Green is currently in production
and should be a 44 page issue. Upcoming
Hands On Topics are as follows and any
help is appreciated: Winter 2010 Practical Water Conservation Practices;
Spring 2010 - Use of Organic Fertilizers
and Bio-Stimulants; Summer 2010 Equipment Purchasing and Fall 2010 Effective Communication Tips During
Tough Times. The FGCSA Membership
Directory is currently in production and
should be mailed in November.
Advertising sales met budget - please
remember to call on our loyal advertisers
who continue to support our association by
advertising in the Florida Green and the
membership Directory.

Education Committee - Mark Kann
handed out a schedule of all of the
upcoming education opportunities. He
also agreed to e-mail this schedule to the
External VPs to distribute to the local
chapters. If your chapter sponsors an
event, please let Mark Kann and the
FGCSA office know so that it can be
included on the calendar.
Awards - Nancy Miller presented a letter
to the External VPs requesting awards
nominations. Award nominees are needed
for the President's Award, Distinguished
Service Award and the Marie Roberts
Award. Please bring your nominees to the
Winter Board Meeting.
Golf - The FGCSA Championship was a
huge success. 40 superintendents
representing 7 chapters competed.
Individual Gross Flight winner was Deron
Zendt. Individual Net Flight winner was
Bryce Hock. The Palm Beach team,
consisting of Deron Zendt, Mark
Henderson, Mark Heater, Kevin Downing
and Steve Bernard, came in first. The
following members will be notified that
they have qualified to represent the
FGCSA at the GCSAA Tournament in

February: Deron Zendt, Jim Torba,
Seth Strickland, and Mark
Henderson.
Logo - Kevin Sunderman presented
to the board a proposal for the
FGCSA to adopt the GCSAA Florida
Chapter as the state logo to be used
on all letterheads and envelopes. He
also suggested the original FGCSA
logo continue to be used on the
Florida Green, Green Sheet, and
FGCSA Directory in conjunction
with the new logo. Kevin appealed to
the board that the logo of the GCSAA
created branding and the FGCSA
would benefit using the GCSAA logo
by creating recognition, especially as
the FGCSA continues to work hard
on Environmental and Legislative
issues. This proposal generated
much discussion as many of the
members were opposed to the logo
change. After much discussion it was
agreed that each External VP would
present to their board the proposed
change. Kevin's services are
available to help make presentation to
the boards or provide any additional
information if needed. The
External's will report back to the
board at the Winter Board Meeting.
Membership - Kevin Sunderman
presented to the board the
Membership numbers. On a whole
membership is down about 15% in all
categories, although the Treasure
Coast chapter has shown an increase.
GCSAA - The GIS Conference and
Show will take place in San Diego
Feb. 8-12th. Hotel room reservations
can currently be made via the
GCSAA website. The FGCSA has
decided not to have an independent
block of rooms. The FGCSA
Reception will take place on Feb. 11th
on the 4th floor, rooftop terrace of the
Hotel Solamar located in the Gaslamp
Minutes continued on page 7...

.. Minutes continued from page 6

District. We are already getting receptions sponsors
after only the first wave of solicitation letters and
forms were mailed out. Reception information and
forms are available on the website.
Old Business - Farmlinks - the FGCSA Board will
tentatively, depending on Farmlink availability, plan
a Farmlink trip for the FGCSA Board of Directors on
March 29,30 and 31,2010.
New Business - Nancy Miller reported on the
Carolinas GCSA's success in raising research dollars
through their Rounds for Research on-line donated
golf rounds auction program. The program
generated $80k for research.

Greg Pheneger, Johns Island Club takes over as President of the
Florida Turfgrass Association from Todd Himmelberger of DuPont.

The meeting was adjourned at 3:45 pm. The Winter
Board Meeting will be held at Disney's Osprey ridge
on January 22nd, beginning at 10 a.m. with a midmeeting lunch break at noon.

PALM BEACH WINS THE FGCSA GOLF TOURNAMENT AT SOUTHERN DUNES
7 chapters teed it up on Saturday, September 26th at the Southern Dunes GC for the 13th Annual FGCSA Golf Championship.
Southern Dunes has hosted the event since it began in 1996. The winners were:

Individual Gross Flight
1 st Deron Zendt
2nd Rob Torri
3rd Ralphael Villegas

Individual Net Flight:
1 st Bryce Hock
2nd Mark Heater
3rd Matt Neider

Team Gross
1st Palm Beach #1- Deron Zendt, Mark Henderson, Mark Heater, Kevin Downing and Steve Bernard
Team Net
1st Central Florida - AJ Balomy, Raphael Villegas, Joe Ondo, Rob Torri and Jerry Yeomans
2010 GCSAA Golf Championships
The following members have qualified for the #1 FGCSA Golf Team at the 2010 GCSAA National Championship at the Greg
Norman Course at PGA West, Feb. 6th - Feb. 7th, 2010.
Deron Zendt, FGCSA Championship and FTGA Championship
Jim Torba, Crowfoot Open Champion
Mark Henderson, Poa Annua Classic Champion
Seth Strickland, Low Average Non-Winner in Championship Events

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