Glenn Kirby

On the horizon with Glenn and Henry

Science EN ↓ 57 episodes

A monthly look at the Integrated management strategies that golf course managers can put in place in the upcoming weeks.

Author

Glenn Kirby

Category

Science

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Latest episode

Aug 5, 2025

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Episodes

June 2021 - Part 1 14.05.2021

Glenn and Henry talk about the weather, the agronomic challenges on the horizon, and who's going to win Eurovision.

June 2021 - Growth Degree Day discussion 14.05.2021

How to build great GDD programmes to help you get the best out of your Plant Growth Regulator.

June 2021 - Drought discussion 14.05.2021

Glenn and Henry discuss the likelihood of drought challenges this year and things you can do in June to mitigate that risk.

June 2021 - Chafer grub discussion 14.05.2021

Glenn and Henry have a chat about Chafer grub management strategies that can be put in place in June.

June 2021 - Anthracnose discussion 14.05.2021

Glenn and Henry discuss Anthracnose management strategies in June.

May 2021 - Part 2 09.04.2021

In part 2 of the May edition of "On the Horizon" Glenn and Henry take an in-depth look at Anthracnose, Fairy Ring, and Poa annua seedhead management specifically looking at the measures we can put in place in the month of May to help us manage the challenge.

May 2021 - Part 1 09.04.2021

Welcome to our first "On the Horizon" Podcast. In this episode, we'll be talking about the weather and the challenges the month of May can and probably will throw at you. 

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