London, England: Syngenta Technical Manager Glenn Kirby will discuss how best to manage the leatherjacket challenge when BIGGA’s Continue to Learn Extra webinar series returns this week.
Singapore: The Improvement of Zoysiagrass and Bermudagrass for Use on Golf Courses will be the focus of attention in next week’s webinar in the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Sustainability Series.
Kansas, United States: In honour of Earth Day, the GCSAA is highlighting five facts about the way golf course best management practices promote sustainability and benefit communities.
Doha, Qatar: The month of April is synonymous in golf for the Masters, and each year Education City Golf Club runs its own version of the tournament over the course which hosts the European Tour’s Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.
Singapore: The R&A has reinforced its support for the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Certificate in Greenkeeping programme.
Kansas, United States: Research grants from the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America are supporting five new research projects this year at universities across the country.
Singapore: Shade and the Effects of Low Light on Turfgrass will be thrust into the spotlight in the Asian Golf Industry Federation’s Sustainability Series next month.
New Jersey, United States: The USGA has launched ‘Deacon’, a golf course management tool created to help operators improve the golfer experience by delivering better playing conditions while optimising and prioritising critical resource consumption.
Singapore: Alex Glasgow, one of the Asia-Pacific region’s foremost experts on sports turf construction and maintenance projects, will share his knowledge during next week’s AGIF Sustainability Series of webinars.
Helsinki, Finland: Soil Scout has launched its new off-grid capable BST200 Base Station, designed to give sports turf maintenance professionals an uninterrupted view of their lands during the growing season months.
North Carolina, United States: John Deere is affirming its commitment to the golf industry through the support of four programmes in collaboration with the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.
Berkshire, England: Indigrow says Compass Start is a product that helps to boost microbial activity in the soil and encourage root development.