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Dr. Ming-Yi Chou, Rutgers, joins the turf guys to discuss considerations for evaluating your root pathogen program including timing, rooting depth, thatch presence, and post-application irrigation. We also discuss how superintendents can communicate with curious members during Masters week: 'I'm glad you asked!'. Links: Maggie Reiter Web Soil Survey Tool: https://maggiereiter.com/blog/golf-course-soil-profile/ Chemical control of Turfgrass Diseases: https://publications.mgcafe.uky.edu/files/PPA1.pdf
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