Almost 4 years later @NuMex_Turf can comfortably say that #subsurface#drip irrigated tee boxes looks better than overhead sprinklers: lower water use, maintenance, weed pressure, dollar spot pressure. Great work by @WendellEgelhoff and his team at #lascampañas
Thank you doesn’t seem like enough for two retiring members of the USGA Turfgrass & Environmental Research Committee. Jim Moore & Dr Paul Rieke (MSU) gave immeasurable counsel & expertise over nearly 20 & 40 yrs respectively. The golf industry is better for it. @USGA
Looking for a Turfgrass Science undergrad to apply for the dual MS program between UGA and the University of Padua in Italy. One year at UGA and one year in Padova, Italy. Degrees from both universities. Send me an email: [email protected]
Very proud of the work put in by my group on this publication. First time field performance and player injuries were simultaneously evaluated in a research project.
There's a huge conversation around this tax bill. However, we're extremely glad that the #GradStudentTax didn't make it to the final bill. Thank you, everyone, for raising your voice! https://t.co/arOhhekxl9
The truth is out there... water conservation starts with the irrigation system, everything else is very important but comes after. https://t.co/1dedK1MQ0e
@UNLturf @matteoserena1 @iTweetTurf@spectrumtech Should, yes. Key though is increasing tech adoption and creating actual changes in behavior. Only ~30% use them for irrigation mgmt. Why?
@matteoserena1 @iTweetTurf@spectrumtech Good points @matteoserena1. So then the questions are: Do these improvements create a meaningful change in irrigation practices? If so how?