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Ready to learn the newest tips to keep your golf course running in top condition? GCI Magazine brings you news and exclusive interviews with the people who know how to build great turf. Subscribe for our regular podcast - and don't forget to visit us at http://www.golfcourseindustry.com for even more great info!

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The other Pythium 23.07.2012

Superintendents are familiar with Pythium blight, but more Pythium root rot is getting a little more attention in research. Jill Calabro, turf pathologist for Valent Professional Products, talks about why it should get more notice on the course, too.

Chemicals and water management 20.06.2012

Water management is about tracking irrigation, but even more responsible water management takes into account how cultural practices and chemical applications get water where it needs to go. Todd Mayhew, western field development manager for Valent Professional Products, discusses how chemicals can make water go farther and also protect turf from pests this season.

Taking the pain out of maintenance 20.06.2012

Making time for machine repair is difficult, but it's much easier when you've got a plan. Erik Sides, training manager at Jacobsen, talks on top tips for preparing for maintenance and wrapping up a job, as well as how technology can help out.

Saving money with PGRs 07.06.2012

Superintendents talk about how much money they save by using PGRs. Bob Higgins, superintendent of Brookshire Golf Course, actually knows how much he saved, thanks to the two-year study he did.

The four Rs of nutrient stewardship 15.05.2012

Dr. Eric Miltner, Bob Raley and Brandon Green, Agrium agronomists, take on the four Rs of nutrient stewardship: applying the right fertilizer, at the right time, at the right rate, in the right place.

Rootzone Podcast: The benefits of healthy soil 10.05.2012

Dr. Gracie Barrett and Richard Page of Laverstoke Park discuss how building a solid living soil foundation creates a stronger stand of turf. This interview comes as a guest clip from the Rootzone Podcast, Edition 7.Rootzone Podcast can be downloaded at www.yapaudio.co.uk.

The three aspects of sustainability 23.03.2012

Dr. Clark Throssell, director of research for Lebanon Turf, shares how sustainability goes hand-in-hand with being a responsible golf course superintendent.

Looking forward to GIS 2012 23.02.2012

Excited for the Golf Industry Show in Las Vegas? We are too! Jeff Bollig, senior director of marketing and communication for GCSAA, tells us what to look for this year.

Compost on the course 15.12.2011

Sixmile Creek Golf Course in Waunakee, Wisc. has been using compost to cut down on the amount of synthetic products used on the course. Steve Stumbras of Purple Cow Organics, LLC, shares how it can help turf, and how to get started.

Working with controlled-release fertilizers 14.11.2011

GCI spoke with Ron Dekok, product marketing manager, turf and ornamental wholesale group at Agrium Advanced Technologies, about how controlled-release fertilizers work.

Benefits of controlled-release fertilizers 14.11.2011

GCI spoke with Ron Dekok, product marketing manager, turf and ornamental wholesale group at Agrium, about the benefits of controlled-release fertilizers.

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