There are 3 chronic issues in turfgrass management:
Drainage, Air movement, Shade
We’re updating this series of one-hour webinars which examine the agronomic symptoms from each. Our experts provide background on the challenge and offer solutions to help mitigate the issue at your golf course.
This series was Live captioned when recorded.
Bud White, CPAg, discusses air movement and its relationship to disease and healthy turf. He reviews micro-climates, fertilization and using fans as a strategy in specific situations. He details ways to evaluate air movement, measure its adequacy and evaluate how best to improve utilizing natural air flow as the first measure of correction. He also provides useful tips for education to members/owners/management on tree thinning.
Original presentation date: Oct. 15, 2020 Education points: 0.10
About the Instructor
Bud White's expertise reflects his long association with golf course architects, superintendents and construction managers, as well as his own field experience in golf course construction and grow-in. He has consulted on over 400 construction/renovation/grow-in projects and has had project management experience on Morrish/Weiskopf and Nicklaus/Fazio private club properties. White was formerly a USGA Green Section director in the Southeast and Mid-Continent Regions. White is a popular GIS speaker and webinar presenter, and often speaks at local and state GCSA chapter meetings and conferences.
Member price: $0
Non member price: $45
