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Feb 15, 2013

Fall fertilization revisited

Many of our turf agronomic practices need to be revisited to focus on minimizing the environmental impact on water quality.
Jen Llewellyn supervised the nursery scout project and worked closely with Danielle to provide support with monitoring, diagnostics and recommendations.
Jan 15, 2013

OMAFRA, university and LO provide nursery scout

In 2012, we were fortunate to receive funding through Landscape Ontario to hire a nursery scout to monitor services in Ontario.
Bluegrass billbug larvae.
Nov 15, 2012

OMAFRA turfgrass report 2012

You would have to have been living under a cabbage leaf to not know that the summer of 2012 was warmer and drier than normal
Sep 15, 2012

Research highlights chinch bugs and sustainable lawns

Research is focusing on ways of reliably and cost-effectively using these biological control agents and other natural products to control chinch bugs in the urban environment.
Sep 15, 2012

Weather causes stress to the landscape and the nursery

Everyone and his dog is talking about the weather this summer.
Jan 15, 2012

Weed re-growth with Fiesta herbicide

When Fiesta received Canadian registration in spring of 2010, there was not a lot of information available on its efficacy on common Ontario lawn weeds.
Nov 15, 2011

Invasive Plant Council expects regulations

There are over 400 species of plants considered invasive in Ontario.
Nov 15, 2011

Bio-based pots

Several growers are presently experimenting with bio-based containers to reduce the impact of production on the environment.
Aug 15, 2011

Brown marmorated stink bug confirmed in Ontario

The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs has confirmed the presence of the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) in Ontario.
The polyethylene was put in place and the sod strips were placed over the edges of the poly and anchored in place using sod staples.
May 15, 2011

Study evaluates solarization for weed control

This experiment on solarization was dreamed up at the lunch table at the Guelph Turfgrass Institute.
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