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Departments

• April 22, 2009: a date which will live in infamy.
• Dying the environmentally-friendly way.
• FAQ Part 2 .
• Just breathe and ride out the recession.
• One way to hang out with the jocks.
• The 9/11 era of the green space industry.
• The 9/11 era of the green space industry (continued).

Editorial

• B.C. testing the waters of a cosmetic pesticide ban.
• Get ready for our new and improved website.
• Ontario is now officially a pesticide-free province.

Features

• 'Reel Cup' returns to Canada.
• 'Walter Travis' opens new $1-million renovation project at Cherry Hill Club.
• A look at corn gluten meal as a herbicide.
• A look at the 'green tool box' .
• A look at the 2009 Depression.
• A pesticide-free way to keep weeds under control .
• Agrium Advanced Technologies announces Canadian distribution of Sarritor.
• Agrium opens new fertilizer plant in Courtright, Ont. .
• Allturf celebrates first 30 years with gathering in Niagara Falls .
• Are we beating to death this whole issue of pesticides?.
• Basic drainage principles applied to sports field design.
• Beneficial nematodes and their impact on grubs in turf.
• Breaking the ice.
• Canada's largest golf complex.
• Canadians urged to participate in Rutgers survey.
• Cancer Society must base its arguments on real science.
• CGSA conference comes to Halifax, March 7-11.
• Commercial-duty push spreader ideal for small applications.
• Congress hailed another success.
• Coping with Obamamania.
• Cup preparations were demanding, Royal Montreal superintendent says.
• Dollar spot, greens moss, drainage are issues brought to forefront at ‘turf academy’ series.
• Drainage principles must be understood prior to constructing new athletic fields.
• Everyone's talking right now about all things pesticide .
• Frequently asked questions about Ontario's pesticide ban.
• Gardening society leaves legacy for Kwantlen horticulture students.
• Golf course conditioning can co-exist with environmental stewardship: superintendent.
• How anthracnose may be affected by cultural management practices .
• Jacobsen honours Canadian dealers.
• Know which way to approach a major bunker project: speaker.
• LO launches new consumer program to help promote outdoor living spaces.
• Local politicians, activists making claims based on fraudulent information: investigator.
• Make sure you plant the right tree in the right location on a golf course.
• Manitoba 'green' roof slated for controlled burn.
• Mother Nature unleashes her fury with severe flood, ice damage to golf course.
• Much progress made during past 15 years.
• New booklet addresses myths and facts of turf types.
• New Brunswick residents favour ban on pesticides.
• New sales rep joins Agrium team.
• Newly-implemented pesticide ban unsettling for Ontario lawn care operators.
• Nutri-Lawn-led Canadian volunteer group spearheads soccer field project in Dominican.
• OTRF the biggest winner at annual tourney.
• Pesticide ban puts jobs at risk: LO's DiGiovanni.
• Planning the pond.
• Pond Design & Construction.
• Practices used to minimize the use of pesticides.
• Rutgers speaker highlights spring seminar.
• Sod growers welcome new executive secretary.
• Superintendents report success interseeding bentgrass into poa annua.
• The age of body art.
• The beach body.
• The benefits of rainwater harvesting.
• The looming shipwreck of the golf industry.
• The value of entomophathogenic nematodes in lawn pest control.
• The way to effectively manage pesticide-free athletic fields.
• There is much to keep in mind when choosing a fertilizer type.
• Time is now for Ontario golf courses to become IPM accredited: Yamada.
• Time to take synthetic turf industry seriously.
• Turf academy brings classroom to the golf course.
• Turfgrass recovery for northern climates.
• Two sizes of topdressers introduced.
• Unleashing 'green' strategies to achieve a healthy lawn.
• Volunteering for Habitat For Humanity.
• Where's the green? How can auditing an irrigation system give you insight.
• Xeriscaping: creating an attractive yard with little or no reliance on water .

Current Issue

Departments

• A burning desire.
• A picture's worth 1,000 words.
• Alas, I'll never be wooed into poetry.
• An eye-opening vacation.
• Confessions of a would-be poutine addict.
• Equality of another kind.
• Gardening, Alberta style.
• Growing older today vs. yesterday.
• Hallowistmas: a fun time for shopping.
• Have a very merry 'Concerned' Christmas.
• Hockey's return lets guys be guys again.
• If I had $9.8 billion.
• Merry Christmas...or else.
• My son, the football player.
• Our Olympic highs and lows.
• Stories our fathers told.
• Take these jobs and....
• Tax-eee!.
• The high school reunion.
• The soccer dad.
• The wrinkles my kids gave me.
• Tolerance...we've come a long way.
• Toys aren't like they used to be.
• Who's fooling who?.
• You don't have to shovel this heat.

Editorial

• A good news story that needed to be told.
• A proactive approach to reduce phosphorus use.
• A time for change as we begin the 2010s.
• A wet, cold April keeps the golfers away.
• B.C. golf superintendents hope MLAs get the message.
• Busy, rewarding year for Canadian sod industry.
• Creative thinking helps supers cope with recession.
• Don't let burnout take over your life.
• Excessive heat and humidity a challenge for turf managers.
• Guelph Turfgrass Institute: celebrating 25 years of success.
• Homeowners deserve the blame for Ontario's pesticide ban.
• It's deadline time for IPM public meetings.
• Keep golf exempt in B.C. from pesticide regulations.
• Moncton ready to host sports turf field day in July.
• Mother Nature, vandals team up to put hit on golf courses.
• Public meetings: the payoff for keeping golf's exception status.
• Remembering Gordon Witteveen.
• See you on the conference and show circuit in 2011.
• Some good news, finally, regarding B.C.'s pesticide use.
• Sports Turf Association set to honour its own.
• STA marks anniversary with a busy, productive year.
• The world to soon see quality of Moncton's turf.
• These superintendents really are 'super'.
• Using the Internet to safely train employees.
• When pro-environmentalism isn't quite enough.

Features

• 10 steps to winterize an irrigation system.
• 7 best lawn care tips.
• A basic understanding of fertilizers is a huge asset in sports turf management.
• A clear cut decision.
• A sunscreen for your turf.
• A weapon in the ongoing fight against the emerald ash borer.
• Action required on Senator Re-evaluation by PMRA.
• Adopt best management practices to optimize sports field playing conditions.
• Aeration, fertility study expected to provide key data on compaction.
• Alberta super wins environmental award.
• Allturf seminar keeps superintendents up to date.
• American super finds new home on Canadian course.
• Americans reclaim Fall Classic Cup.
• Assessing issues in home lawns.
• Assistant relished his role in Kamloops' renovation project.
• Award shows irrigation industry today 'makes every drop count'.
• B.C. legislators caved in to industry, rejected findings of independent science.
• B.C. pesticide issue presents challenge for new WCTA exec.
• B.C. pesticide regulations to reflect public input.
• Basics of the snow and ice bid.
• Bayer awards iPad to draw winner.
• BMO Field switching to natural turf, players, fans anticipate superior playing conditions.
• Building and maximizing your network.
• Bunker maintenance: where it's been, where it is and where it's going.
• Can you dig it?.
• Canada bounces back to capture Fall Classic, takes advantage of U.S.A. manpower shortage.
• Canada-wide event still growing after 15 years.
• Canadian takes helm as TPI president.
• CanWest Hort Show July 28-29 in Vancouver.
• Carefully plan your irrigation startup before the situation becomes critical.
• Central control allows best use of water when irrigating sports fields: STA speaker.
• CGSA, OGSA offer joint conference.
• Chedoke joins esteemed Thompson Society.
• Copetown Woods Golf Club goes from 'green' to 'greener'.
• Cordova Bay's Dean Piller named superintendent of the year.
• Crowbush Cove first P.E.I. course to achieve Audubon sanctuary status.
• Crumb rubber and natural turf work well together: researcher.
• Depressed economy doesn't deter GIE goers.
• Do 'mower' with less.
• Document everything when practising IPM.
• Dollar spot still a mystery but new research shows promise.
• Echo Power Equipment (Canada) wins distributor of the year award.
• Eliminating the confusion behind IPM readiness.
• Elmhurst aims to recapture its original look.
• Environmental programs that make economic sense.
• Equipment selection: Things to keep in mind when making that important decision.
• Equipment Showcase 2012.
• Equipment Showcase 2013 .
• Exposure to crumb rubber nanoparticles could lead to serious health issues: researchers .
• Female superintendent takes road less travelled to reach the top.
• First ever female elected to CGSA's board of directors.
• Flooding takes its toll on Manitoba golf course.
• From two-man operation to thriving landscaping business.
• Get your business on the right track.
• Getting the field ready for the CFL in Moncton.
• GLAGS bests KEGS in charity match play event.
• GLAGS winter seminar Feb. 23.
• Going green in snow and ice management.
• Going green in the snow and ice management industry.
• Golf club's new maintenance building a state-of-the-art addition to turf operations.
• Golf Superintendents Secrets Best of.
• GPS tracking: a means to increase efficiency, productivity in lawn care industry.
• Granular materials: They're only as good as their application.
• Gravely introduces new Truck Loader system.
• Greens get full makeover at Kitchener's Deer Ridge club.
• Greens resurfacing project coincides with coming centennial anniversary at Medicine Hat Golf & Count.
• GTI celebrates 25 years.
• Guelph's 'Little Vic' shuts down after 44 years, makes way for opening of Victoria Park Valley Club.
• Hamilton G&CC's new short course pays tributes to holes bearing Colt's stamp.
• High-resolution aerial imagery aids golf course management.
• Hot, humid summer of 2010 made turf maintenance difficult.
• How to choose the Right Lawn Care Equipnent.
• How to Keep your Sports field in top shape.
• Hudson's Supreme Court victory in defence of its pesticide ban is focus of critically-acclaimed film.
• I have a lawn - now what.
• IAAF demands stringent conditions for newly-constructed field in Moncton.
• IEPMA pushes for 'proper use' initiative vs. outright ban of pesticide products in B.C..
• Inaugural 'Green For Life' winners named.
• Inaugural Atlantic Canadian field day draws over 100 sports turf managers, suppliers.
• Incorporating naturalized landscapes and natural areas into your program.
• Inspection and maintenance of sports field infrastructure.
• Irrigation water management: it's come a long way in recent years.
• It may be expensive, but supina bluegrass can help maintain turf coverage in high traffic.
• It's the varied bunkers that make this golf course.
• John Piccolo: Reflecting on 40-plus years of change and challenge as a golf course superintendent.
• KEGS squares Syngenta Cup series with GLAGS, supports Haitian orphanage with $500 winning prize.
• Know your soil type, water quality and target area before selecting the right surfactant for the job.
• Knowledge of water GPM & PSI critical to designing an irrigation system.
• Kwantlen educator honoured by BCLNA.
• Kwantlen grad wins Toro Future Superintendent Award.
• Kwantlen graduate wins coveted Toro Future Superintendent Award.
• Kwantlen hort students install green roof for Salvation Army.
• Kwantlen horticulture students lend helping hand to give local needy family's yard complete makeover.
• Lack of topsoil, pesticide ban pose challenge to lawn care professionals in Newfoundland.
• Landscape Congress goes Jan. 12-14 in Toronto.
• Landscaper burnout: How to maintain a healthy balance between work and home.
• Lawn care company marks 50 years in business.
• Left untreated, irrigation water can do more harm than good.
• Lessons in liability: How to protect a snow removal business from liability issues.
• Leveraging your customer base by adding new brands and services.
• Like it or not, it's time to think ahead to the heat of summer.
• Little margin for error when managing NFL fields.
• LO advocates phosphorus reduction.
• Lucas who? The real story at 2009 U.S. Open was green staff's work.
• Maintaining turf, tending a farm, riding dressage: all in a day's work for Foxbridge Golf Club .
• Major League ballpark weathers challenges to become one of baseball's finest new facilities.
• Making sense of the numbers.
• Making sense of the numbers, part 3.
• Making sense of the numbers: what is slow release?.
• Manitoba golf course assumes leadership role in environmental practices.
• Manitoba superintendents fear pending legislation could adversely affect future use of pesticides.
• Micorrhizae helps to give turf a leg up.
• Multi-million-dollar makeover has Lambton Golf & CC back in play after year-long shutdown.
• Municipalities urged to consider crime prevention principles when designing outdoor parks and facili.
• Nanaimo venue a hit for WCTA.
• National municipal competition in its 16th year, emerges into leading networking organization.
• New app available to assist with mulch use.
• New B.C. course overcomes period of uncertainty to become Canada's first Black Knight design.
• New updates made to Quik-Trak series.
• New water management system expected to revitalize Islington GC.
• No pesticide ban in B.C. committee recommends.
• Non-chemical means to fight weeds on lawns.
• Nutri-Lawn franchisees continue humanitarian work in Dominican.
• Online safety training program lets employees be job-ready on day one.
• Ontario golf course becomes 'hero' following major environmental project.
• Ontario pesticide ban not working: Chudleigh.
• Pesticide arguments take centre stage at WCTA.
• Pesticide ban leads to filing of federal charges.
• Pesticide reduction study at Bethpage Park generates interest among Canadian courses.
• Plan early and be organized when hosting major tournaments.
• Poa supina worth looking at as overseeding option on sports fields.
• Preparations, challenges and outcomes for the Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club.
• Prepare to be the superintendent tomorrow.
• Preparing for a U.S. Open always a challenging proposition.
• Preparing our future.
• Preseason spreader maintenance promotes longevity, efficiency.
• Pro-environmental measures go for naught in golf course's quest to expand to a full 18-hole facility.
• Purple gold: a contemporary view of recycled water irrigation.
• Purple gold: a contemporary view of recycled water irrigation.
• Putting IPM into action on sports fields.
• Questions pertaining to hot summer results in strong turf academy attendance.
• Rainwater harvesting in the sky.
• Reduce your irrigation nightmares by being proactive in your approach.
• Regular sprayer maintenance is crucial.
• Rogers Centre goes natural for pair of European soccer games.
• Rogers Centre replacing its artificial turf.
• Scarboro to build new irrigation pond for its centennial anniversary in 2012.
• Seeding and overseeding methods for better results.
• Seminar to address underground irrigation.
• Serving of compost tea results in healthier greens at reduced costs.
• Smaller, remote lawn bowling clubs fear Ontario pesticide ban may jeopardize their futures.
• Social, economic, environmental benefits come from properly maintained turfgrass.
• Soil moisture sensors are coming of age.
• Soil sampling made easy.
• Solar power, heat loss and irrigation.
• Speakers to address Ontario pesticide ban at OTS.
• Sport injuries on synthetic vs. natural turf not as numerous anymore: newer studies.
• Sports Turf Association marks 25 years striving for better, safer athletic playing fields.
• St. George's partners with neighbouring schools to help promote environmental awareness.
• St. James Park restored to former splendour following damages from Occupy Toronto protest.
• STA annual field day Sept. 23.
• STA to meet for Field Day in Moncton in July.
• Stanley Thompson authority joins MBTW, specializing in environmentally-sensitive work.
• Staying green and sane at the same time.
• Stewardship organization helps golf courses to recycle their empty pesticide containers.
• Sugar maple leaf mulch shows promise as organic herbicide.
• Superintendent of the year says education must continually be pursued to stay on top.
• Superintendents rally to save pesticides from being outlawed in British Columbia.
• Sustainable solutions in pest management.
• The ability to communicate effectively is vital to a superintendent's job performance.
• The challenges of maintaining artificial turf athletic fields.
• The fine art of spray application.
• The justification of knowledge.
• The right combination: advances in spreader/sprayer technology.
• The value of compost as a soil amendment.
• The way to build a team and promote teamwork.
• There's homework to be done to prepare for that first IPM public meeting: Prieur.
• There's no such thing as maintenance-free synthetic turf.
• Topdressing is in high demand: How to profit from this growing, high-value service.
• Topdressing, aeration are key points delivered at August turf academy series.
• Treated irrigation water equals chemical savings.
• Turf Care presents "The Greatest Show on Turf".
• Turf clinic turns agronomic gadgets into agronomic magic.
• Turf must trump trees on golf courses: Moeller.
• Turfgrass experts lead volunteers in spring cleanup of Toronto park.
• Turfgrass mechanic program opens doors for Western Canadian college graduate.
• Understanding the importance of turfgrass selection and the benefits of overseeding.
• Unfertilized lawns are bigger contributors to runoff pollution than fertilized surfaces.
• Unique approach taken to resurface putting greens at Devil's Paintbrush.
• USGA agronomist shares his findings during five-stop ‘Turf Academy’ series.
• Vanden Bussche Irrigation opens new Delhi showroom.
• Volunteers return to Dominican for 3rd year to continue with humanitarian efforts.
• Water efficient landscapes...do they result in a positive environmental impact?.
• Water harvesting: when your cistern runs dry, now what?.
• WCTA realized significant growth during Wick's tenure.
• WCTA, CGSA urge PMRA to re-register quintozene for turf use.
• Wet spring puts damper on landscape maintenance.
• What is old is new again.
• Why the Precautionary Principle dictates that pesticides not be prohibited.
• Widespread considerations.
• Wilt-based irrigation.
• With the earth heating up, topdressing with compost is all important.

Newsletter

• A Chemical Reaction comes to Saskatoon.
• Carbon capturing costs will be huge: study.
• Chedoke joins esteemed Thompson Society.
• Cosmetic pesticide ban enters second season in Ontario.
• Economic downturn doesn't deter organic fertilizer producer.
• Gardening makes its mark in urban society.
• Golf courses: can they be designated heritage properties?.
• Municipal summer operational forum in Cambridge.
• New curved shaft trimmer added to Echo line.
• STA revises scholarship criteria.
• Summer Operational Forum in Cambridge.
• Walker launches "get out front" giveaway.
• Water less, mow less with a synthetic lawn.

FAQ

FAQ

• A look at the 'green tool box' .
• ‘No-clog’ performance delivered by snowthrower .

New Products

New Products

• 2010 Equipment Showcase.
• A dynamic duo.
• A new angle on performance.
• A new tool to combat turf diseases.
• AerWay introduces all new Shattertine for turf applications.
• Agrium to distribute approved insecticide.
• All-new Bobcat utility vehicles offer improved performance and productivity.
• An organic alternative to weed control.
• ‘No-clog’ performance delivered by snowthrower .
• Bobcat upgrades 700 and 800 M-Series loader performance, monitoring and emissions controls.
• Bobcat upgrades 700 and 800 M-Series loader performance, monitoring and emissions controls.
• Dakota Ag partners with Redexim, promotes Dakota Shine product.
• Design, performance enhance new Bobcat M-Series loaders.
• Dixie Chopper enters Canadian market.
• Equipment Showcase 2011.
• Equipment Showcase 2012 .
• Extensive, online resource offers insight for improving nitrogen efficiency.
• Full size improvements to compact track loader.
• Hunter announces new Pilot golf central control system.
• Introducing Kubota's Grand L40-3 Series.
• Kubota Adds Versatility, Power and Productivity to Popular B-Series Compact Tractors.
• Kubota enters track loader market.
• Kubota introduces new zero-turn mower.
• Land Pride grooming mowers: FDR36 series.
• Land Pride rotary cutters: RCF30 & RCF36 Series.
• Machine cuts undergrowth and heavy brush 'like a tank'.
• Morton Ice Melter Blend.
• Morton's ice melting solutions.
• New chain saw comes with many superior features.
• New dethatcher from SourceOne outdoor power equipment.
• New gas-powered utility loaders introduced.
• New irrigation system eliminates need for decoders, satellite controllers.
• New Kubota L Series Standard Tractors.
• New Kubota L45TLB (Tractor Loader Backhoe).
• New model joins tractor/loader/backhoe lineup.
• New RMA 370 lithium-ion battery lawn-mower.
• New rotary cutter from Land Pride.
• New sensor system gives golf courses control over their turf.
• New Tri-Deck finish mower is sized 'right'.
• New turf, growth enhancement products come to Canada.
• Professional-grade trimmer offers two-year warranty, seven-day, money-back guarantee.
• Redexim introduces two new seeders.
• Reist covers overseeding and aeration applications.
• Remote controlled mower tackles tricky slopes safely.
• Rubber mats protect root and crown.
• Second generation 22-foot roller mower introduced.
• Selectable two-speed travel joystick controls now available for Bobcat loaders.
• Soil preparation made easier with new implements.
• Start and end your season with Quali-Pro Iprodione 240 SE.
• Surfactants get Canadian registration.
• The next evolution in the Kubota RTV900 family.
• Toro introduces new rotary riding mower.
• Toro Introduces Reelmaster 3550-D.
• Victory T500 Tow Type sweeper vac.
• ZeroTol® arrives in Canada.

News

News

• $3.4 million artificial turf field slated for city.
• 'Green' gasoline developed in B.C..
• 'Green' sponsorship powers the sport of curling.
• A Chemical Reaction debuts in Saskatoon.
• Abbotsford, B.C. bans lawn sprinkling.
• Agreement signed for purchase of Plant Products.
• Agreement signed for purchase of Plant Products.
• Agrium acquires Evergro Canada.
• Agrium adds to North American marketing team.
• Agrium hires new Ontario sales reps.
• Alberta residences getting turned on to synthetic turf.
• Allturf appoints new business leader.
• Allturf appoints new sales professional.
• Allturf, Grigg Brothers announce distribution agreement.
• Allturf, O.J. sign strategic operating alliance agreement.
• Aquatrols founder dies.
• Aquatrols launches new, easy-to-use website.
• Aquatrols’ Dispatch® receives Canadian patent and registration.
• Ariens acquires Parker Company.
• Ariens shifts snow throwers to northeast U.S. from Canada.
• Armstrong joins Toro Company.
• Artificial field project proposed for Peterborough's Fleming College.
• Artificial lawn solves allergy problem.
• B.C. John Deere dealership relocates.
• B.C. superintendents press urgent action to retain use of pesticides.
• Ban will result in more weeds.
• Better ways to deal with fallen leaves.
• BMO Field looking to install natural turf.
• Brouwer Company celebrates 40th anniversary.
• Burnaby, B.C. is now officially pesticide-free.
• Canada, U.S. to update Great Lakes water accord.
• Canadian construction companies feeling pinch.
• Canadian garden centres prefer eco-friendly fertilizers.
• Canadian man turns golf cart into eco-friendly snowblower.
• Canadian product improves gas economy, reduces emissions.
• CanWest Hort Show coming Sept. 23-24.
• CanWest Hort Show Sept. 18 in Vancouver.
• CanWest show comes to Vancouver Sept. 28-29.
• Celebrating 'June is Recreation and Parks Month'.
• CGSA has first female president.
• Charges sought against anti-pesticide activists.
• Charters accepts new challenge at Coppinwood.
• Civitas fungicide now available in Canada.
• Classen honours Echo with award.
• Committee recommends against pesticide ban in B.C..
• Cotech Expands into Ontario.
• Cutting grass by remote control.
• Cutting special snow removal service won't bother Toronto area residents.
• Dangerous weed spreading across Nova Scotia.
• Deere & Co. shows strong first quarter.
• Deere buildings to be razed in Welland.
• Deere extends closure date in Welland.
• Deere opens new dealership in New Brunswick.
• Deere recalls workers in Iowa.
• Deere to lay off 40 in Welland, Ont..
• Des Rice, the original Weed Man, dies at 62.
• Direct Solutions debuts enhanced branding initiative, new logo.
• Direct Solutions to distribute Emerald Isle line.
• Douglas Dynamics acquires assets of TrynEx.
• Dry weather affecting water levels in B.C. region.
• Duke Equipment wins two dealer awards.
• Echo donates to Fanshawe program.
• Echo forms alignment with TrynEx.
• ECHO Power Equipment (Canada) wins Excellance Award.
• Eco-friendly turf roller launched by Wood Bay.
• EnviroBOND seeks certified installers.
• Exmark lays off 80 employees.
• Exmark partners with Echo Canada.
• Fairview College cancels turfgrass equipment technician course.
• Fertichem changes company name, logo.
• Former B.C. superintendent of the year dies.
• Former OSC president William (Buck) Uffelman dies at 85.
• Fort Saskatchewan using RFID in parks.
• Free seminar looks at pesticide-free gardening.
• Gardening makes its mark in urban society.
• Gates has 7 per cent interest in Deere & Co..
• GIE + EXPO to answer tough questions.
• GIE+EXPO introduces "new products arena".
• GIS goes to Texas in 2015.
• Going green with golf greens.
• Golf rounds up 20 per cent in U.S..
• Golf tax law outdated, unfair: golfers.
• Golfer falls 18 feet into sinkhole.
• Gordon Witteveen: 1934-2010.
• Green industry booming in Canada.
• Green roof adopted for Toronto YMCA.
• Green will mean working harder in Ontario.
• Greener gardening.
• GTI suffers fire damage.
• GTI wants public to "keep off the grass".
• Halifax Regional Municipality to host Sports Turf Field Day.
• Harsh winter has produced ideal spring conditions at Alberta golf courses.
• Hort school information session at Kwantlen.
• Horticulture distributors form Canadiana alliance.
• Hubble joins Complete Turf Equipment team.
• Irrigation, overseeding under study on soccer fields.
• Is storing carbon dioxide underground viable?.
• Jacobsen partners with NGCOA Canada.
• Jacobsen reports strong 2012 sales.
• John Deere eyes $50 billion sales goal for 2018.
• John Deere to end 100 years in Welland, Ont..
• Kelowna golf course unearths new pathogen.
• Kubota continues to make a difference.
• Kubota makes annual Kids Help Phone donation.
• Kubota vehicle wins national award.
• Kwantlen student awarded Jacobsen scholarship.
• Laid off workers help out in community.
• Lawn care expert weighs in on ban.
• Lawn care operator had decade-early jump on staying in business without pesticides.
• London's first female superintendent set to retire.
• Mana Canada business manager dies.
• Manitoba seed used on FIFA World Cup pitches.
• Maple voted dog of the year.
• Memorial planned for Gordon Witteveen.
• Men love their lawns.
• Montreal College puts down artificial turf.
• Mowers, equipment stolen from Winnipeg business.
• Mystery solved in lawn disappearance.
• New artificial sports fields coming to Kitchener.
• New G885 and G85B golf rotors aim to provide enhanced power, efficiency and durability.
• New Guelph executive course set to open later in April.
• New Ontario distributor for John Deere Golf & Turf.
• New president takes over at Hunter.
• New turf division GM named by Plant Products.
• NGCOA Canada partners with Echo.
• No pesticides equals bigger budgets.
• NTEP increases accuracy of turfgrass data collection.
• Nutrite holds Customer Appreciation Day.
• Ontario residents go to U.S. to buy pesticides.
• Ontario Turfgrass Symposium 2010 walk–In registrations welcome.
• OPEI lists requirements for outdoor power equipment manufacturers to comply with Canadian recycling.
• Orlando GIS event ready for registrations.
• OTRF golf fundraiser Aug. 9 at Greystone.
• Our new web site.
• Overseeder enhancements offer increased blade life.
• Pest control products still being purchased in spite of pending ban.
• Pesticide ban not a concern in Pembroke.
• Pesticide ban: regulations move ahead.
• Pioneer turfgrass breeder Reed Funk dies.
• Plant Products introduces Selectus seeds.
• PMRA decision dates for quintozene.
• Private member's bill seeks to amend pesticide act in Ontario.
• Program gives turf professionals access to research and expertise.
• Progressive names new director of sales and marketing.
• Redevelopment plan looks to force GTI's move.
• Remote controlled lawn mower seen in Winnipeg.
• Renowned golf course architect Geoffrey Cornish dies at 97.
• Resident wins battle over controversial 'lawn'.
• Richard Schiedel, Greenhorizons founder, dies.
• Rittenhouse to offer Stens aftermarket parts.
• Saskatchewan Deere dealer stays on top of changing technology.
• Saskatchewan students construct "green" roof.
• Selectus seed brand officially launched by Plant Products.
• Seminar speaks positively about golf stewardship.
• Seneca program bids farewell with reunion tournament.
• Snow & ice conference June 24-27 in Louisville.
• Snow & Ice Management Association announces salt supply webinar.
• Soil sensor named winner of Irrigation Association new product contest.
• Something stinks at Niagara composting facility.
• Sports fields to feel pinch from ban.
• Sports Turf Association's Field Day Sept. 22 in Oakville.
• Sports Turf Field Day coming to Moncton.
• Sports turf management and maintenance course coming to Atlantic Canada.
• STA becomes STMA affiliate.
• STA Field Day Sept. 20 in Vaughan, Ont..
• STA revises scholarship criteria.
• STA seeks nominations for sports turf manager of the year.
• Superintendent holds a golf course's most important job: survey.
• Superintendent in Residence program presents free webcast.
• Sylvite hires new consumer brands manager.
• Sylvite Turf adds USGA-spec sand to its product line.
• Sylvite, Turf Care form new company.
• Synthetic lawns gaining in popularity.
• Tax war with Ontario government near an end.
• The Andersons names Sylvite Turf eastern Canadian distributor.
• Tiger, Progressive announce new alliance.
• Toro acquires Graden roller line.
• Toro buys line of Ty-Crop equipment.
• Toro celebrates 50 years in underground irrigation.
• Toro shows profit in fourth quarter.
• Toro® Precisionâ„¢ Soil Sensor named Winner of 2012 Irrigation Association new product contest.
• Turf Care named distributor for Salsco products.
• Turf short course slated for Jan. 31 to Feb. 25..
• Turfgrass management certificates offered at Parkland College.
• Turn those fallen leaves into mulch.
• University of Guelph offers short course Jan. 28-Feb. 22.
• Use caution when using leaf blowers to move snow: Stihl.
• Vancouver no longer tracking European chafer's progress.
• Vanden Bussche VP named entrepreneur of the year.
• Veteran superintendent Trentini dies at 48.
• Video explains the benefits of turfgrass.
• Walker announces company layoffs.
• Walker Manufacturing's founder dies.
• Walker playing important community role in spite of economic woes.
• WCTA's Travelling Annual Road Show.
• Winnipeg superintendent has worked all four of golf's majors.
• Winnipeg tops Canadian cities in pesticide use.
• Witteveen to be inducted into Canadian Golf Hall of Fame.
• Witteveen's hall induction ceremony on Sunday.
• Wright named superintendent of the year.
• Yamada returns as IPM council head.

Newsletter

July2009

• Communities in Bloom celebrates 15 years.
• Kwantlen honours landscape design alumnus.
• New sales rep joins Agrium team.
• Only 2 N.B. lawn care companies ready for ban.

October2009

• Ariens acquires Parker Company.
• Kwantlen opens new biocontrol incubator.
• Toro buys line of Ty-Crop equipment.
• Turn those fallen leaves into mulch.
• Webinar to focus on dealing with golf course management staff.

September2009

• BMO Field looking to install natural turf.
• ECHO Power Equipment (Canada) earns award.
• ECHO Power Equipment (Canada) earns award.
• Green roof adopted for Toronto YMCA.
• Kelowna golf course unearths new pathogen.
• Soil preparation made easier with new implements.
• Something stinks at Niagara composting facility.

Web Exclusives

April2009

• WinterLights winners announced.

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