ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 2 – April 6) – Online weed ID tool. Mild winter, cool soils promote healthy rooting. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you ...
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Carl Schimenti, Cornell Turf Research Program Manager, walks you through the weed ID process using the Turf and Landscape Weed ID tool.
ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 1 – March 30) – Growth and uncertainty As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to see answered in the ShortCUTT ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 12 – September 30) – New thinking on late-season fertilization. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to see answered in ...
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From Frank Rossi: Very pleased to announce we are hiring an Urban Grassland Nutrient and Pest Management Specialist to be located in NYC! This individual will fill a key role in researching/communicating scientific principles ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 11 – September 2) – Managing turf during shift to fall weather. Controlling ‘seed rain’ from crabgrass to reduce future infestations. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 10 – August 12) – High foliar disease pressure (grey leaf spot), summer problems using synthetic turf. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 9 – July 29) – More stress, crabgrass, modern turfgrass varieties, root pathogens. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 8 – July 1) – Heat stress and red thread. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to see answered in ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 7 – June 17) -Yellow nutsedge control. Using predictive models like Forecast to guide management. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to ...
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