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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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 6 – June 10) – How cloudy, wet weather affects turf. Summer patch. How not to apply fertilizer. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 5 – May 27) – Manage clippings from excessive topgrowth. 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 4 – May 13) – Managing annual bluegrass. 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 3 – April 27) – Primer on crabgrass emergence and growth habits. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to see ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 2 – April 15) -Microdochium patch, dandelions and the need to justify pesticide applications in the face of increasing public scrutiny. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 1 – April 8) – Track soil temperature to time turf management tasks. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact Carl Schimenti (css223@cornell.edu) if you have questions you would like to see ...
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New research summary from Extension Aide, Carl Schimenti: Case Study: Measuring Clipping Volume at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Course at Cornell University Listen to Carl’s special winter podcast on clipping volume.
