How to Transition your Turf in the Spring

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Recorded06 Apr 2021

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Spring is here and our turf is transitioning out of dormancy, depending on where you live. What knowledge do turf managers need to make smart choices for feeding their turf as we go from winter to spring and then to summer? Our two guests, Dr. Brian Unruh and Dr. Marcos Schiavon compliment our own Turf & Ornamental Crop Manager, Neil Mayberry with some things to look out for and some golden nuggets for an amazing summer. They explain some of the key regional differences and key indicators for effective nutrition. Links we talked about: Golf Course Superintendent's BMP manuals Dr. Unruh's TurfGator Website Yara's Optimum Turf website Yara Optimum Turf on Twitter

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