John Reitman is a journalist based in Danville, Kentucky, focusing on local news and events. He writes for publications such as The Advocate-Messenger, CROSSROADS OF MIDDLESBORO, and The Interior Journal, covering a range of topics including crime, sports, politics, community events, and education. His work has also been featured in TurfNet Media Network and Claiborne Progress The.
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By: John Reitman
"To lose patience is to lose the battle." — Mahatma Gandhi When it comes to developing new turfgrasses, no one can accuse David Huff, Ph.D., of being impatient. Charged with developing cutting-edge solutions for the turf industry when he was hired as a plant breeder at Penn State in 1994, Huff ha...
By: John Reitman
Syngenta has developed two new active ingredients for use in the company's Professional Solutions markets, both of which are pending label registration from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Isocycloseram is a broad-spectrum insecticide active ingredient that will be marketed as Plinazoli...
There have been two constants in the North Carolina State University turf program for most of the past four decades. Fred Yelverton and Rick Brandenburg each earned his doctorate degree at NC State, then returned to work at their alma mater within a year of each other — in 1984 and 1985, respecti...
If you have applied urea, or if thatch has gotten out of control and you just aerified; or if you inherited a property where someone put out a 2-inch layer of straw as compost, then how does all that affect N cycling, and how does the nutrient eventually get to the plant? Beth Guertal, Ph.D., of ...
By: John Reitman
An employee of an Arizona golf course was killed late last month after suffering multiple bee stings. For the second time in less than a year, a golf course in Arizona has been the site of a serious bee sting event. A maintenance crew worker for the El Conquistador Golf Resort, died June 27 three...
Just because she has left the world of turfgrass, Beth Guertal, Ph.D., has not forgotten her roots. "I still love turf, and I'm happy to get the opportunity to still do this," Guertal said after presenting a recent TurfNet webinar. "The GCSAA has me teaching next year, which I'm really excited ab...
As the head of the largest distributor of pesticides, fertilizers and specialty products for the turf industry, Jack Harrell, Jr. ushered the eponymous company through a process to become an employee-owned entity nearly a decade ago. A native of Lakeland, Florida, Harrell died July 13 after a bri...
James Houchen knew that bringing the U.S. Adaptive Open to Kansas would be an uplifting event, but even he was not prepared for the truly profound effect the USGA event would have on him and his community. "It's definitely the top event I've been involved with, hands down, times 10," said Houchen...
Syngenta recently introduced its Spiio soil sensor that measures a host of metrics to help golf course superintendents more efficiently. The latest addition to Syngenta's focus on providing superintendents with digital solutions to golf turf management, Spiio is a subscription-based, precision ag...
UmbrellaWeather/T3 hurricane season update The 2024 hurricane season already is off to a fast start with the earliest Category 5 storm on record with Hurricane Beryl. This storm went on to significantly impact Texas and then the Midwest and was blamed for at least 27 deaths. Beryl likely is a pre...
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