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Join Clemson University's Field Day on April 30 for presentations on turfgrass research, fungicide combinations, and pest control. Earn pesticide credits and gain valuable insights.

We finally got some much-needed rain and here comes the disease that attacks the turf while it is going into dormancy (fall) or coming of dormancy (spring). While walking and

A scientist working for Syngenta noticed that certain weeds did not grow near his bottlebrush. He isolated a chemical (Mesotrione) in the soil that was released from the bottlebrush plant

HOPE — More than 130 people braved the heat Wednesday at the 2023 Horticulture Field Day to hear from experts with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture on

Rainy season is officially here. You will likely see mushrooms popping up in your landscape, they are not necessarily cause for concern. Not all fungus is bad. If you have mushrooms or suspect a fungal issue, determine if action is needed. There are several fungal pathogens that can cause harm to the plants in your landscapes. The two most common turf diseases that we see are Large Patch disease (aka Brown Patch disease) and Take-All Root Rot. Both diseases cause dead patches to appear in the lawn. Large patch affects zoysiagrass and St. Augustine grass. Patches are round with sunken centers ...