GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY SPECIAL EDITION October 1,1985 Rutgers Stadium and Golf course WELCOME Wayne F. Ballinger, CGCS Field Day Chairman THIS IS THE 21ST year that the Golf Course Superintendents Associa­ tion of New Jersey has held its Annual Turfgrass, Equipment, Irrigation and Supplies Field Day. After about 10 years this is to be the last year that we will be able to use this location, as a parking lot is to replace the turf in this area. The Field Day is the only fund raising event of our organization. Several of you have been a part of the Field Day every year either as an exhibitor or an attendee. Whether you are a first timer or a seasoned veteran the success of the Field Day and ultimately the success of the superintendents organization depends largely on your support. The fees paid for booths and demonstrations by the exhibitors consti­ tute the major portion of the income, along with the sale of food and 50-50 tickets. 1984 was my first year as chairman of the Field Day. With the guidance and dedicated efforts of Dr. Henry Indyk, Joe Spang, the Field Day Com­ mittee and the many other volunteers we had a very successful day. Even though we were forced to make use of the rain date for the first time; with your support as exhibitors and attendees we were able to set records in attendance, exhibitors, and income. Whether we set any new records this year or not, I want to thank every­ one for your support and efforts. On behalf of the Field Day Committee and all involved I hope you all enjoy and benefit from this 21st Annual Field Day. Henry Indyk Dr. Henry Indyk has been an integral part of the success the GCSANJ Field Day has enjoyed in re­ cent years. His ability to draw exhibitors to the field day is legendary. The time he spends preparing the site, coordinating logistics with the exhibitors and handling all the small details insures that everything goes smoothly. I know all present and former com­ mittee members appreciate his efforts and we want everyone else to understand the important role Henry plays in this field day. A job well done! Thurlow Warner Thurlow, Senior Middlesex County Agent, has contributed his oratorial skills each year to the enjoyment of everyone who spent time on the aisles clutching a door prize ticket. He keeps attendees and exhibitors alike entertained with his stories and humorous chatter. He also makes the exhibitors comfortable when it is their time to make their two minute speech. The GCSAN J sincerely appreciates the interest Warner has in our field day and the time he has devoted to it. GCSANJ Newsletter is published six times a year by the Golf Course Super­ intendents Association of NJ, P.O. Box 231, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. Jim Gilligan, Editor Ed Walsh, Editor Emeritus Ken Kubik, Special Projects Please address inquiries to the Editor, P.O. Box 143, Skillman, NJ 08558. Art and Typography by Baches Graphics, Hopewell, New Jersey © 1985 The Greenerside GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY Cook College - Rutgers University Box 231, New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Officers: Bob Ribbans, CGCS, President Wayne Foster, Vice President Bob Matthews, CGCS, Secretary Wayne Ballinger, CGCS, Treasurer Bob Dickison, CGCS, Past President Directors: District 1 Jo-Ann Ward Joe Kennedy District 2 Jeff Drake Chris Gaynor Executive Director: Dr. Henry Indyk District 3 Dave Pease Charlie Edgar District 4 John Boyer Len Forlenza November 5 GCSANJ Annual Meeting Meadowlands Hilton CONTENTS Welcome............................ 2 Schedule of Events ........... 3 Alumni Association........... 4 Willet Wilt.......................... 5 Exhibitor Booths............... 6-7 What is a Field Day?......... 8 This is a Field Day............. 9 Water Watch..................... 10 Patrons.............................. 11 2 Field Day Schedule of Events Time Event 9:00 AM-2:00 P.M. Registration Location Entrance 10:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M. Athletic Field Construction, Renovation and Maintenance Field North of Exhibit Area 11:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. Lunch 11:30 A.M.-4:00 P.M. TOUR OF BOOTHS Equipment Demonstrations A. Utility and Athletic Field B. Golf Course 4:00 P.M. Grand Prize Drawing Center of Exhibit Area Exhibit Area Field North of Exhibit Area Rutgers G.C. West of Exhibit Area Center of Exhibit Area DRIVE SAFELY! Phyllis Cameron, Penny Martin and Helen Penska, enjoying a respite from the task of registering each attendee, answering all the obvious questions and insuring each one has a lunch ticket. CONTACT BILL RAPP at Steven Willand, Inc. 321 Fairfield Road Fairfield, NJ 07006 (201) 227-5612 Chimney Rock Rd. Bound Brook, N.J. 08805 (201) 356-4200 SEED • FERTILIZER • TURF CHEMICALS • GOLF COURSE SUPPLIES SKY BERGEN P.O. BOX 202 CHATHAM, N.J. 07928 (201) 377-2054 CHARLES WALKIEWICZ Vice President P.O. box 469 BOUND BROOK, N.J. 08805 (201) 356-4200 CALL TOLL FREE N.J. 800-942-7706 Out of State 800-526-3814 The Greenerside 3 RUTGERS TURFGRASS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION It has been long over due, but now one of the oldest turfgrass programs has formed an alumni association. Students have been graduating Rutgers turfgrass programs for over forty years and now can finally have a say in the turfgrass industry. It all officially began with an organizational meeting at Resorts Inter­ national on December 4, 1984. With over forty past students present the name of the Rutgers Turfgrass Alumni Association was adopted. Joseph Bianco was voted in as chairman and appointed the following people: Gary Nokes Recording Secretary Joel Jacquemot Membership Chairman Robert Dickison Bylaws Chairman Thomas Ritchie and Allan Walter Public Relations Dr. Ralph Engel Administrative Consultant Some of the goals discussed: 1. Preserve the quality of turfgrass programs at Rutgers. 2. Promote greater interest in turfgrass education. 3. Encourage better financing for turfgrass education. 4. Act as an organized advisory and lobby to the Rutgers Administration and support the needs of students. 5. Support advances in turfgrass science. 6. Act as a liaison to the New Jersey Turfgrass Association and other organized turfgrass interests. 7. Job placement and referrals. 8. Last but far from least, fellowship and camaraderie. We need your participation and support to help build a productive organization. Please help us grow! Write or call: Joel Jacquemot Membership Chairman Oak Hill Golf Club RD#4 Box 134 Milford, N.J. 08848 (201) 995-4379 bus (201) 995-2019 home Sterilized Top Dressing EGYPT FARMS EXCLUSIVE ! All top dressing ingredients are thoroughly mixed and sterilized by indirect heat in our special process. The sand particles are actually coated with a mixture of top soil and peat humus for a completely homogenous mixture that will not sepa­ rate during handling and spreading. 301-335-3700 Egypt Farms top dressing is formulated especially for the transition zone to specifications recommended by the United States Golf Association, Texas A&M, Penn State, North Carolina, and the University of Maryland. Many years of research and testing by these leading universities have produced a soil mixture for superior growth; to maintain the best balance of percolation; to resist compaction; for good aeration; and for the retention of usable water and nutrients in the growing medium. •Green and tee construction materials & mixes conforminq to U.S.G.A. specs are also available. Distributed by Metro-Milorganite, Inc. The Terre Co. (914) 769-7600 (201)473-3393 Wagner Seed Co., Inc. (516) 293-6312 4 Field Day Joe Spang Joe Spang, golf course superintendent at the Rutgers Golf Course, deserves special mention in this field day issue. Since the field day has been held at this site, Joe has been a very hos­ pitable host through rain and shine. He has stayed late as equipment has arrived the night before; he makes sure that each piece is stored securely and is ready for show the next day. He cooperates with the committee, literally showing them the ropes and helping with the set-up and more im­ portantly lending a hand with the clean-up. Both are thankless tasks and Joe is eager to help. Through all the demonstrations Joe shows a lot of patience. All the golf equipment demonstrations are held on his golf course. This means that mowers set too low are scalping the turf; that renovation equipment is tearing up the turf; that aerifiers, verti-cutters and mowers are doing their thing on his green. We will be finished soon, Joe. KOONZ WILLIAM F. KOONZ President WILLIAM F. KOONZ, Jr. General Manager WILLIAM HOWELL Director of Sales Master Distributors for RAIN BIRD, WEATHERMATIC and HUNTER Sprinkler Equipment We maintain a complete inventory of pipe, fittings and repair clamps. Call us for all your irrigation requirements. KOONZ Sprinkler Supply, Inc. Springfield, New Jersey 07081 39 Waverly Avenue (201) 379-9314 Specialists in Golf Course Irrigation Design In our regular issue this space is reserved for the wise words of Willet Wilt. Due to circumstances beyond our control, Willet could not appear in this special edition. We don’t know if it is contractual, but we did hear Willet was seen recently in Lawrence, KS near GCSAA headquarters. We queried our source and were told he is negotiating to appear in future GCSAA tele­ vision spots. These spots are shown on regional cable stations. Willet is in the option year of his contract; he is obligated for only one more issue and if what we hear is true we may lose him to the GCSAA. We have been trying to reach his agent, Howard Freezer, but he doesn’t return his calls. We may have to go arbitration over this. If it becomes necessary to find a replacement for Willet we have contacted his cousin, Nimble Wilt who is working in Triple A ball right now. Or we could contact the proverbial “player to be named later.” Come back Willet! The Staff The above photo taken at the golf turf demonstration area shows Paul DesChamps instructing one of his operators how to handle his mower before a throng of thou­ sands. Paul senses a perfect ride. Where Will It Be Next Year? This twenty-first GCSANJ Field Day will be the last one held at this Rutgers Athletic Field site. Ralph McGillan EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR GOLF COURSES LAKES & PONDS * * * Over 20 Years Experience * * * (609) 655-2281 17 Stockton Drive Cranbury, NJ GOLF COURSE MATERIALS Top Soil White Sand Yellow Stone Crystal Spar Humus Loader, Bulldozer, Royer and Truck Rentals (201) 992-2335 290 South Orange Avenue Livingston, NJ 07039 INDOOR & OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT CUSHMAN JOHN DEERE BROUWER BROYHILL VICON GIANT VAC BROOKS & PERKINS HAKO/MINUTEMAN STAR MR. AIR Double Eagle EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 285 Dayton-Jamesburg Road Dayton, New Jersey 08810 • (201) 329-9292 The Greenerside 5 EXHIBITOR BOOTH PLAN LAWN, ATHLETIC FIELD, UTILITY TURF DEMONSTRATION AREA D O O F Liquid Refreshment Barrel 6 Field Day GULF TURF DEMO nt, Irrigation & Supplies OCTOBER 1,1985 REST ROOMS STADIUM S E G A R E V E B Liquid Refreshment Barrel R E G I S T R A T I 0 N NSTRATION AREA The Greenerside 7 What is a Field Day? How important can a field day be? It may mean the difference in making the correct choice when purchasing a major piece of equipment or selecting irri­ gation equipment or determining what fertilizer or chemical to use. These are not simple choices. In the large rough and fairway unit category there are many selections to choose from. Here you will have the opportunity to inspect, question and view the demonstrations of all the equipment. Usually one has a favorite manu­ facturer, but don’t be foolish look at all the others. Attendance at this “Field Day” is not only an opportunity to look at all the “iron” but a chance to look at the smaller mowing and utility equipment offered by all manufacturers. It is also a chance to see other turfgrass materials including irrigation supplies. The irrigation suppliers will be displaying the latest “state of the art” equipment in the marketplace. Demonstrations are not available for irrigation equipment, but there is good old fashioned dialogue. Talk to the irrigation reps, irrigation installors and superintendents and learn from their experience. Budget years come and go and you may be thinking about or even preparing next year’s budget. Now is the time to compare fungicides, herbicides, insecti­ cides, fertilizers and seed types. Talk to the representative; question him about product performance, talk about rates of application, timing of appli­ cations and learn the workings of each product. Stop at The Greenerside booth (#25) and say hello, we are interested in your ideas and contributions to the newsletter. PARTAC TOP-DRESSING GOLF COURSE AMERICA'S PREMIUM TOP-DRESSING HEAT TREATED AVAILABLE IN BULK OR BAGS DISTRIBUTED IN NJ. BY: FARM & GOLF COURSE SUPPLY HOWARD SCOTT, 215-483-5000 FISHER & SON CO. FRANK FISHER, 215-644-3300 GRASS ROOTS TURF PRODUCTS KEN KUBIK, 201-361-5943 GREEN HILL TURF SUPPLY JIM ROACH, 201-938-7007 PRO-LAWN PRODUCTS ANDY MULICK, 201-967-9124 INGRID KERN, 215-750-1732 Your Equipment Solution Has Arrived. Specialists for: Light construction and Excavation equipment • Commercial, Industrial and Turf Vehicles • Landscaping equipment and supplies • Recreational and Park Maintenance equipment and supplies • Golf and Turf Maintenance equipment, chemicals and supplies. Authorized Dealer for: Clark “Bobcat” Skid-Steer Loaders • Yamaha Gasoline and Electric Golf Cars and Portable Generators • Cushman Industrial, Commercial and Turf Vehicles • Cushman Mowers • Roseman Gang Mowers • Ryan Turf Maintenance equipment • FMC/Bean Spraying equipment • Howard Price Turf equipment • Beck Trailers. A Complete Line of Parts for the Best Equipment • Finest Service Anywhere • Renting and Leasing. MID-ATLANTIC EQUIPMENT CORPORATION PO. Box 158 Route 29 Collegeville, PA 19426 Telephone (215) 489-1400 8 Field Day JIM GILLIGAN TURF PRODUCTS CORP. ERNIE RIZZIO, 201-263-1234 Harford Industrial Minerals TD 1000 Top Dressing Blend & T’nG Bunker Sand (201) 247-8000 1049 Somerset Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 FOR PROBLEM-FREE GREENS MAINTENANCE AT COMPETITIVE PRICES P.O. Box 210, Joppa, Maryland 21085 (301) 679-9191 This is What field Day is All About! The Greenerside 9 WATER WATCH Regional Update Number 15 TRENTON, NJ 9/13/85 During this past week, our statewide rainfall deficit held nearly steady at 11.24 inches. Although it would appear to be a picture of somewhat balanced rain­ fall, that’s far from the case in describing precipitation over the past seven days. The Northeast Region received 3.26 inches of rain, while the Central Region was a distant second with .80 inches. Both regions however, were lucky in comparison with the Western (no measurable rain), Coastal (.13 inches) and Southern (.27 inches) Regions. It’s yet another shift in our rainfall patterns, which continue to change on an almost weekly basis. Our ability to employ water management techniques early in the water emergency has been a key ingredient in stabilizing the situation. Cutbacks in river flow and the interconnections between systems operating in northeast New Jersey have proved to be essential in preventing an even greater emer­ gency. Another important component in maintaining our water supply during this emergency continues to be the conservation practices of New Jersey resi­ dents given the dry conditions surrounding us. Water management and con­ servation efforts can not be under estimated. Although we’re now beginning cooler Fall weather, New Jersey is just coming off some very hot and humid conditions as a last gasp of summer. Al­ though we would normally expect water use to go up, the effectiveness of conservation once again has proved its worth, as use levels held steady during that time. Here’s a status report on New Jersey’s five water supply regions as of Sep­ tember 13, 1985: Coastal Just .13 inches of rain fell in the region during the past week, with rainfall deficit since August 1, 1984, standing at 19.55 inches (31.69 inches of rain actually received, versus a normal level of 51.24 inches). Central The Central Region measured near normal rainfall last week with .80 inches falling in the region. The rainfall deficit now stands at 8.20 inches, staying virtually the same. Since August 1, 1984, the region has received 39.00 inches of rain, while 47.20 inches would be the normal. Western Virtually no rain hit the Western part of the state during the last seven days, raising the rainfall deficit to 9.79 inches (40.34 inches of rain re­ ceived versus a normal level of 50.13 inches). Southern With just over a quarter-inch (.27) of rain this past week, the Southern Region also noted a rise in its rainfall deficit, now measuring 10.63 inches (49.94 inches would be the normal level of rainfall while 39.31 inches have been received in the region since August 1, 1984). Northeast The Northeast Region received rainfall far in excess of normal (3.26 inches) during the past week, much of it coming in late weekend thunder­ showers that also benefited the New York City reservoirs in the Catskills. The Northeast Region’s reservoirs now stand at 76.8% which is 1.3% above normal for this time of year. With this heavy rain, the Northeast Region once again claimed the distinc­ tion of having the smallest rainfall deficit, now measuring 8.08 inches (41.62 inches of rainfall having been actually received, versus a normal level of 49.70 inches). Overview We now mark the end of summer on a note of cautious optimism since hopefully we’re nearing an end to the peak periods of summer water use. The residents of New Jersey have cooperated magnificently in helping 10 Field Day to stabilize our water supply situation under some very changeable circum­ stances, since rainfall patterns con­ tinue to shift very quickly. We’re cautious because it’s now mid-September with rainfall well below normal for the first half of the month. We ask you to continue to urge your readers, listeners and viewers to conserve water—BECAUSE EVERY DROP COUNTS!- RICHARD T. DEWLING Deputy Commissioner and Drought Coordinator RAINFALL LEVELS* RESERVOIR LEVELS* ACCUMULATED ANNUAL RAINFALL N J STATEWIDE AVERAGE COMBINED TOTALS OF NORTH EASTERN N.J RESERVOIRS WILD FLOWER MIX The low-maintenance Perennials and annuals beauty treatment for any landscape Pinto - beautiful to look at and easy to maintain. 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SCHOFIELD COMPANY, INC. Sand, Stone, Mulch Chips, Compost Plus (201) 356-0858 GLENMORE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Irrigation Installations Glenn S. Moore (914) 764-4348 GOLF BY JANIS INC. Golf Course Construction, Renovation, Irrigation AI Janis (301) 641-8156 GRASS ROOTS INC. Turfgrass Supplies Ken Kubik (201) 361-5943 Bert Jones (201)686-8709 JAMES BARRETT ASSOCIATES, INC. Golf Course Irrigation Design and Consulting Jim Barrett (201) 744-8237 JEP SALES, INC. Turf Maintenance Equipment Jack Poksay - Rip Rippel - Phil Tyler - Peter McCormick (609) 585-2300 KOONZ SPRINKLER SUPPLY COMPANY Rainbird Irrigation Equipment William Koonz (201) 379-9313 LESCO, INC. For all your golf course needs Rocky River, Ohio 44116 Toll Free - (800) 321-5325 LEBANON CHEMICAL CORP. Country Club Fertilizers & Chemicals Bill Nist (201) 329-4011 LEON’S SOD FARMS Certified Sod Grown on Mineral Soil Samuel Leon (201) 996-2255 LOFT’S PEDIGREED SEED, INC. 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Golf Course Design Rees Jones (201) 744-4031 R&S LANDSCAPE CO., INC. Golf Course Construction Claus I. Raven (201) 278-0616 SEACOAST LABORATORIES, INC. Granular Turfgrass Pesticides Richard Baker (201) 257-7772 STANDARD GOLF COMP. Pro Line Golf Course Equipment Steve Tyler - Chief Waseskuk (319) 266-2638 STEVEN WILLAND INC. Ransomes Grass Machinery Bill Rapp - Kurt Wagner (201) 227-5612 STORR TRACTOR COMPANY Turf Maintenance Equipment, Irrigation Paul Deschamps - Gene Tarulli - Paul Granger (201) 722-9830 THE TERRE COMPANY Turfgrass Supplies Byron Johnson - Bryan Bolehala - Leo F. McNee (201) 473-3393 TURF PRODUCTS CORPORATION Turfgrass Supplies Ernie Rizzio - Buddy Rizzio (201) 263-1234 VAUGHAN’S SEED CO. Turfgrass Seed and Supplies Sky Bergen (201)635-6469 (201 ) 356-4200 (800) 942-7706 VIC GERARD GOLF CARS, INC. New & Reconditioned Golf Cars Vic Gerard, Jr. (201) 367-5030 (home) (201) 938-4464 (office) W.A. CLEARY CHEMICAL CORP. Turfgrass Chemicals Shaun Barry (201) 247-8000 WILFRED MacDONALD, INC. Turf Maintenance Equipment Ed Lott - Ed Rockhill - Bill Luthin - Dennis DeSanctis (201) 471-0244 The Greenerside newsletter is patron sup­ ported. The patrons listed on this page have been supportive of our work in con­ tinuing the excellence of this newsletter. During this field day a number of our patrons are participating as exhibitors; stop at their booth and tell them of our appreciation. Jim Gilligan, Editor The Greenerside 11 WHEN IT COMES TO MAKING THE CUT YOU’LL FIND TORO MAKES IT EVERY TIME!! Yes, when it comes to Qualifying Toro’s been doing it for the past Seventy years and you’ll find Toro Equipment both Irrigation & Mowing Equipment on America’s greatest Golf Courses. STORR TRACTOR COMPANY Municipal - Turf - Irrigation Equip. & Supplies 3191 U.S. HIGHWAY 22 • SOMERVILLE, N.J. 08876 • 201-722-9830 1385 LAKELAND AVE. • BOHEMIA, L.I., N.Y. 11716 • 516-589-5222 The Professionals TORO