USGA Green Section Record, April 17, 2015

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REGIONAL UPDATES

The USGA Green Section is divided into four regions staffed by agronomists who work with golf facilities on care of the golf course.
USGA agronomists provide regular regional updates outlining current issues and observations from the field. Be sure to view updates
from multiple regions as featured ideas, techniques and solutions to problems often apply to other parts of the country.

NORTHEAST REGION
Whether your course is recovering from winter damage, applying
preemergence herbicides or preparing for annual bluegrass weevils,
this week's regional update will help you prepare for another
successful golf season.
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SOUTHEAST REGION
Warm-season grasses are emerging from dormancy in much of the
Southeast Region. However, winter annual weeds also are
flourishing. Developing a well-planned weed management program
will improve weed control and minimize the risk of developing
herbicide-resistant weed populations.
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WEST REGION
As a follow-up to the last regional update from the West Region, this
week's regional update video details the results one golf course was
able to achieve by using an aggressive fraze mowing strategy to
improve fairway playing conditions. 
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CENTRAL REGION
Spring is a great time to develop and fine tune soil moisture
monitoring programs that can help manage water use and identify
potential issues with automatic irrigation systems throughout the year.
Spending time now will pay dividends during periods of summer
stress.
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The April 3, 2015 issue of the USGA Green Section Record is
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Turfgrass diseases occur on every golf course. While some
diseases cause minor, temporary damage; others have the
potential to critically damage playing surfaces. Diseases are
extremely variable and so too are disease-control options that
often constitute a significant portion of golf course maintenance
budgets. Learn more about controlling turfgrass diseases in the
May 8, 2015 issue of the USGA Green Section Record.  

What's New From The USGA Green Section

Golf Is For The Birds - New Article Now Available.
Learn ten techniques to enhance the success of birdhouses at your course.
By Brian Beckner and Todd Lowe 

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Browse our Digital Collections, the latest feature in the Green Section Record.

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The GCSAA is collecting important data from superintendents nationwide regarding nutrient use
and management. Everyone's participation is needed to help measure industry efforts to better
demonstrate environmental stewardship and ensure the future of the game. This survey is the
second phase of the Golf Course Environmental Profile (GCEP), which began March 17. The first
profile, conducted from 2006-2012, established baseline information, but updated information is

needed. The USGA, in partnership with the GCSAA, is asking for your facility's participation.

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