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Even though the Golf Course Management Conference happens every year, this one felt different—and for good reason. For the first time ever,

Turfgrass is the star of a golf course, and maintaining dense, resilient grass is key to an enjoyable playing surface...

Explore recent academic studies to find better ways to control plant diseases, like dollar spot, on golf courses that are open all year.

A study, published in Crop Science by Errickson et al. (2023), investigates how the the microbe promotes root and tiller growth...

A review, published in Plant Physiology by Ran et al. (2023), investigates how cytokinins, particularly zeatin, regulate rhizome growth.

The review published on the Frontiers in Agronomy updates the role of phytohormones (plant hormones) in helping plants tolerate stress.

An overview of the Competitive Exclusion Principle in the root zone.

In this blog, we will explain fungicide resistance, the current state of resistance of dollar spot, and strategies to manage and ...

As the hot days of summer approach, it's time to ensure your turfgrass is in top shape to withstand the heat, drought, and increased foot...

Here are the top five articles that provide valuable insights into leveraging microbial interactions to enhance turfgrass health.

This experience shows how En-Turf transformed Rio Vista's turf, from better root profile and resilience to drought.

En-Turf is a science-based microbial inoculant that enhances turf health and resilience against heat, drought, and other environmental...

Spring green-up is a critical period for turfgrass, marking the transition from dormancy to active growth.

By Patricia Miller, PhDc & David Santos, MBiotech As golf courses emerge from the winter season, spring green-up becomes a focal point...

By Ashley Kim MHI, Product Manager Discover how organic microbial inoculants enhance your golf turf's winter resilience. Look at how...

By Ellie Kim BSc, Product Scientist Turfgrass maintenance faces significant challenges, including drought and salinity stress, which can...

“The unpredictable nature of Fairy Ring and its destructive impact on turfgrass frustrate even the best golf course superintendents.” -...

by Ellie Kim, BSc Introduction Anthracnose is a fungal disease caused by Colletotrichum cereale and is a common problem for golf courses,...

by Jessica O'Hanlon, BSc Clarireedia spp. are fungi that cause a common turfgrass disease known as dollar spot. This fungus causes small,...