
Time to Treat for Spring Dead Spot & Large Patch
Written by Halle Hampy, M.S. candidate under the direction of Dr. Jim Kerns Despite the unpredictability of 2020, one thing …
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Collapse ▲Written by Halle Hampy, M.S. candidate under the direction of Dr. Jim Kerns Despite the unpredictability of 2020, one thing …
Over the past few weeks, we have consulted with multiple clients who thought either their lawn was destroyed by …
NC State University recently made the decision to move students out of university housing due to COVID outbreaks. This …
The dog days of summer are upon most in the United States. Many areas have been hot and some …
Written by Cameron Stephens, Ph.D. candidate under the direction of Dr. Jim Kerns and Dr. Travis Gannon Take-all root rot …
Large patch, caused by the fungus Rhizoctonia solani, is one of the most damaging diseases of warm-season turf species …
Asco what?! That’s the immediate response I get from turfgrass managers when I tell them I just diagnosed their …
We have recently added three new turfgrass disease profiles to our website. They are leaf and sheath blight (a.k.a. …
Overall, total turfgrass samples submitted in 2019 to the NC State Turf Diagnostics Lab were nearly identical to total …
The NC State Turf Diagnostics Lab has moved from the Plant Disease and Insect Clinic (red star) located on …
Written by Cameron Stephens, a Ph.D. student co-advised by Dr. Jim Kerns and Dr. Travis Gannon Take-all root rot (TARR) …
It’s September 12th (still officially summer) and current weather patterns agree with forecasted highs in the upper 80’s/lower 90’s. …
by Halle Hampy, Jim Kerns, and Lee Butler You have all heard that an ounce of prevention is worth a …
In North Carolina, tall fescue is widely grown throughout the mountain and piedmont regions. North Carolina is in the …
By Jim Kerns, Lee Butler, and Nicholas Slipchenko All too often turf managers spray a fungicide when disease develops and …
– By Daniel Freund, M.S. student For those who manage golf course putting greens, Pythium root rot should be on …
While we conduct 60-70 field trials annually, these are a few of the more interesting ones we thought we …
As we come out of the gray days of winter and the soils start to warm up, it is …
We believe all turfgrass managers are interested in maximizing the efficacy of their fungicide applications. In fact, many superintendents …
Overall, total turfgrass samples submitted in 2018 to the NC State Turf Diagnostics Lab were nearly identical to total …