Podcast: Disease Discussion

Purdue University's Dr. Richard Latin and BASF's Kyle Miller return to add closing 2020 thoughts and offer guidance on future decisions superintendents and their teams must make.

BASF's Technical Service Representative, Jen Browning return to provide answers to questions about summer patch.

Fairy ring can emerge anywhere in the country, anywhere on the course and in any kind of weather. In this podcast sponsored by BASF and hosted by Golf Course Industry, BASF Technical Specialist Jen Browning helps you ID and treat the ugly disease.

How important is the first dollar spot application for season-long control? In this podcast hosted by Golf Course Industry and sponsored by BASF, Dr. Richard Latin, Emeritus Professor of Purdue University, and BASF's Kyle Miller explain why falling behind puts superintendents in a tough spot.

The first 2021 episode features a conversation with Clemson University turf legend Dr. Bruce Martin and BASF’s Dr. Emma Lookabaugh about a potential issue that can occur nearly everywhere.

Need to hear something soothing as temperatures soar? Dr. Bruce Clarke and Paul Ramina help you understand a pair of diseases capable of weakening turf in tricky growing months.

BASF Turf Marketing Manager, Brian Thompson discusses new innovations launched this year and makes his case for why they belong in your EOP order this year.

This episode features a conversation with BASF's Senior Technical Specialist, Kyle Miller. He offers guidance on common types of snow mold that superintendents need to be aware of as winter approaches.

Protecting cool- and warm-season turf requires a plan and options. BASF Senior Product Manager Jeff Vannoy describes a coordinated approach to handling the critical summer stretch.

Steven Ball is the director of agronomy at Ballyhack in Virginia, where the weather can be erratic. Steven describes how his team produces high-quality bentgrass playing surfaces at a fabulous club in his home state.