ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 8 – June 29) – Best Management Practices for turf diseases. 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 8) – Seedheads and annual bluegrass weevils. 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 ...
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New webinar video: Managing Green Wood Cemetery in an Era of Climate Change Featuring Frank Rossi, Associate Professor Horticulture Section, School of Integrative Plant Science June 2020 Visit the Cornell Turfgrass YouTube playlist for ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 6 – May 25) – Controlling growth rates. 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 5 – May 11) – Crabgrass emergence patterns. 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 4 – April 27) – Early-season turf establishment. 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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Talk from the American Public Gardens Association by Cornell University turfgrass specialist Frank S Rossi and Joseph Charap, community vice-chair, Urban Grassland Institute @ Green-Wood Cemetery Historic urban grasslands include greenspaces of historic value ...
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ShortCUTT Newsletter (Week 3 – April 13) – Early-season soil physical property management 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 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.
