Luke Kringler

Rutgers Turfgrass Alum | Irrigation Technician, Laurel Creek Country Club | Precision water management for championship conditions.

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@DryjectHQ Thank you Mr. Paddock

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Swag has arrived. Thank you @turfnet @TurfNetMaestro

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My recent convos with @MedinahTurf, @GreensPro, @stubuts, @anthracnose, @jdwachter, @LukeKringler and @jbslade33 (so far) for our All Stars and Rising Stars of Turf and #MeMaintenance programs have re-energized this old man. Fun and meaningful, and such great people. @turfnet

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Honored to be recognized as one of @turfnet ‘s Rising Stars. I’m grateful for the opportunities given to me by Superintendent @jbslade33 . I am excited to continue to serve the outstanding Membership at @LaurelCreekCC

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New blog post: Luke Kringler, Laurel Creek Country Club: It's a Data-Driven World: We are thrilled to recognize Luke Kringler, assistant superintendent at Laurel Creek Country Club in Moorestown, NJ, as our first Rising Star of Turf. "Nominated"… https://t.co/ghwi9SSpYT

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New blog post: Luke Kringler, Laurel Creek Country Club: It's a Data-Driven World: We are thrilled to recognize Luke Kringler, assistant superintendent at Laurel Creek Country Club in Moorestown, NJ, as our first Rising Star of Turf. "Nominated"… https://t.co/ghwi9SSpYT

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A 9am outing doesn’t leave much time for spraying, however it’s a welcome change of pace when I have the chance to mow greens.

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New addition to the wildlife at Laurel Creek. https://t.co/WGtw2561o1

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Gnarly @rjbuckwheat

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Winter divots are starting to heal!

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Soil sampling today

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Fairy ring with some fugitive fruiting bodies.

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The accumulation of top dressing sand and bunker sand can lead to the development of “sand dams” in the collars. “Sand dams” limit the ability of water to freely surface drain off the green. Aerating the collar, leaving the holes open and rolling removes excess material.

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Adult Annual Bluegrass Weevil

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I’m thinking Waitea Patch.. @rjbuckwheat

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Result of a DryJect treatment

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Beautiful morning to aerate.

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As long as this big fella stays off the greens he’s welcome to hang out.

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Giving the turf around the sprinkler heads a breather.