BASF Turf Disease Control Mobile and Desktop Web Application
BASF Turf Disease Control—the newly launched Web app from BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals, gives U.S. golf course superintendents immediate access to free, comprehensive disease control program recommendations specific to Northeast, Midwest, Transition and Southern regions and turf types. In addition to helping superintendents control known diseases, the app helps predict diseases based on the time of year or, in the case of the Southern region, based on soil temperature. It then recommends fungicide applications, timing and rates from Kyle Miller and Kathie Kalmowitz, Ph.D., the BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals Technical Specialists who developed the disease programs. Visit www.basfturfdiseasecontrol.com to use the app.
BASF Intrinsic™ Brand Fungicides With Disease Control and Plant Health Benefits
Life as turf is tough. So what makes this turf so resilient? Intrinsic™ brand fungicides from BASF go beyond disease control. The plant health benefits of the active ingredient pyraclostrobin, in Honor® and Insignia® SC Intrinsic brand fungicides, makes turf more efficient and more able to withstand stressful conditions. The bottom line is, Intrinsic products give you healthier, more resilient turf. For more information on disease control, plant health and BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals, visit
www.IntrinsicPlantHealth.com.
Drive® XLR8 Herbicide Time Lapse Video
Have you tried
Drive® XLR8 herbicide? This video shows Drive XLR8 on crabgrass over a 10 day period. Contact your distributor and get some for your golf course or lawn care operation. Get better control from
BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals.
Judge Fales in "Just One Time
Judge Fales and his caddy fight to understand golf course superintendent Sam's phone conversation about using Onetime® herbicide for better postemergent weed control. BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals formulated Onetime herbicide with liquid quinclorac-based Drive® XLR8 herbicide, MCPP-P and dicamba, to help turf professionals control more than 70 broadleaf and grassy weeds
Driving Judge Fales: Racing to find the secret to weed-free turfgrass
How to Apply Granular Herbicides Properly to Ornamental Landscape Beds
Tips for controlling landscape-bed weeds including, spurges, eclipta, bittercress, liverworts and more with preemergent herbicide applications.
"A Golf Club Without Honor"?
Video shows golf course superintendent and Caddyshack-inspired Honorable Judge Fales seeking Honor at the course
The Importance of Understanding Products
By Todd Burkdoll, Market Development and Technical Specialist, BASF Turf & Ornamentals
Using Your Course as a Research Station
By Mark Langner, Director of Agronomy and Applied Research at FarmLinks
New Herbicides from BASF Turf & Ornamentals Provide Better Weed Control
By Kathie Kalmowitz, Ph.D., Market Development Specialist III, BASF Turf & Ornamentals
Managing Golf Course Naturalized Areas with Herbicides
By Kyle Miller, Senior Technical Specialist, BASF Turf & Ornamentals
Click here to download the Managing Golf Course Naturalized Areas PDF
Enhancing Your Pesticide Application
By Kyle Miller and Kathie Kalmowitz, Ph.D.
Controlling Turf's Toughest Diseases By Joe Vargas
Dr. Bruce Clarke Presents at BASF's Research Update Seminar (Feb. 19, 2008, Golden Valley, Minn.)
Dr. Bruce Clarke, director of the Rutgers Center for Turfgrass Science, discusses the impact of mowing practices on anthracnose as well as chemical controls for the disease. To access Clarke's presentation, visit the
Rutgers Center for Turfgrass Science.
Check out TurfNetTV's Weds., Jan 30 GIS Orlando coverage
here, which profiles BASF Sales Specialist Willie Pennington. Willie is featured as one of the "Legends of Industry??? and discusses his 35 years in the business.
Dollar Spot
Brown Patch
Anthracnose
Summer Patch
Snow Mold
Anthracnose
Mowing Practices
Chemical Approach
