Want to get news alerts delivered direct to your inbox? Edit your email preferences.
Knowledge and Patience Required to get the University Oval Wicket Right
7 Days ago by: university.oval@xtra.co.nz
"did you like that micro manage wording.....thought it sounde ..."
Knowledge and Patience Required to get the University Oval Wicket Right
1 Week ago by: Rob Jenkins
"You will just have to micro manage what shirts your photogra ..."
Knowledge and Patience Required to get the University Oval Wicket Right
1 Week ago by: university.oval@xtra.co.nz
"Might have to get a new picture......DB tshirt not a good lo ..."
Reviewing the Performance of Golf Course Bunkers
2 Weeks ago by: couch rules
"bunkers are meant to be a hazard and should not need daily r ..."
Campey Down Under
2 Weeks ago by: Geoff Hatton
"This great fraternity produces the best experiences with gre ..."
Often when growing warm season grasses, it can be noticed that some areas of the turf can become dormant and loss of turf quality when winter arrives. To overcome the detrimental appearance and improve the functionality of turf playing surfaces during the colder months, a cool season grass can be planted in its place for the duration of the winter.
Consultancy - Jerry Spencer - 23 hours ago
Tournament PlayNext time you are standing on the tee of the 18th hole at your golf course, try and imagine this situation. You are leading Tiger Woods by a single stroke in the Masters, and have the honour on the final tee in the last round. You sense the expectation in the gallery closed tightly around the tee, you can feel Tiger’s glare burning into your skull as he surveys you going through your pre-shot routine.
Golf - Tim Lobb - 3 Days ago
Earthworms: Friend or Foe?Horticulturalists the world over have been encouraging earthworms in the soil for years, but the turfgrass industry has always seen them as a pest.
Consultancy - Mark Bartlett - 7 Days ago
Turf Panel: Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)
First published: 9 May 2011 -
Consultancy -
Turf Panel
- 3 comments
So, what’s CEC then, is it important and do you raise it? We don’t have a clue! But here are four knowledgeable heads that do; Jerry Spencer, Liam Harper, Dr. Micah Woods and Anthony Asquith all give us their take on the message board’s question of the month. Check out more on Cation Exchange Capacity inside:
Eureka Stadium redevelopment is a must
13 hours ago -
A.F.L -
Editor
The case for a redevelopment of the Eureka Stadium reaches another important juncture today when community and sporting groups come together to discuss the project’s possibilities.
Life of the Games' Snuffed Out'
17 hours ago -
General News -
Editor
A torch which was supposed to burn brightly for the 10-day duration of the Masters Games in Dunedin was prematurely snuffed out this morning after a member of the public thought the stadium was on fire.
Fake Grass being Reconsidered
19 hours ago -
Synthetics -
Editor
Childcare centres are reconsidering the use of artificial grass in playgrounds after concerns raised that children may be at risk from long-term exposure to toxic chemicals.
CivEnEx back in Sydney for 2012
21 hours ago -
Shows and seminars -
Press Release
There’s nothing like being part of the action, with the annual Civil Engineering Expo the place to be for all the latest products and services. Technology has changed the way people get their information, but nothing can match showing real equipment, and talking face to face with real people!
Over-seeding Warm Season Grasses
23 hours ago -
Consultancy -
Jerry Spencer
Often when growing warm season grasses, it can be noticed that some areas of the turf can become dormant and loss of turf quality when winter arrives. To overcome the detrimental appearance and improve the functionality of turf playing surfaces during the colder months, a cool season grass can be planted in its place for the duration of the winter.
Aeration: A Breath of Fresh Air for Greens
2 Days ago -
Consultancy -
Editor
For golfers: Aeration is a common practice on golf course greens, and although it has benefits, it can also disrupt golf play. In this video, Dr. Larry Stowell explains to golfers what aeration is, why it is conducted, and how it is almost always a worthwhile practice, despite its downsides.
Ransomes Jacobsen Introduce Refreshed Walking Greens Mower
2 Days ago -
Industry News -
Peter Driver
Ransomes Jacobsen, a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, unveiled a refreshed version of the popular Jacobsen Eclipse walking greens mowers, the Eclipse2, at BTME in Harrogate.
False Rail Answer to Wellington Racing Club Incident
2 Days ago -
Racing / Equestrian -
Editor
It could have been totally avoided by the Wellington Racing Club doing what it should have done years ago - put a false rail up across the crossing from the 1200m chute to the course proper running rail for its sprint races.
Peter Thomson, Greg Norman Awaiting Nod for Rio
2 Days ago -
Golf -
Editor
The fight between Australian golf legends Greg Norman and Peter Thomson to design the course for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio will be left to simmer for another month.
Not as Much Rain as Expected at Inglewood
2 Days ago -
Bowls -
Editor
Vince Babington is greenkeeper at the Inglewood Bowls Club and reckons the rain from the heavens is a lot better than irrigation water from the Macintyre Brook.
Alexandra Oval Project Revised
3 Days ago -
General News -
Editor
Ararat Rural City Council is continuing to support the development of Alexandra Oval as a sporting hub for Ararat despite missing out on round one Regional Development Australia Fund's $4.9 million last year.
Ipswich's Future is on Track
3 Days ago -
Racing / Equestrian -
Editor
The horse racing industry's financial future in Ipswich was secured yesterday with a $6 million dollar upgrade set to be complete by year's end.
Captains Hail Sporting Dubai Pitch
3 Days ago -
Cricket -
Editor
Pitches play a key role in deciding the fates of the Test matches. The teams from subcontinent struggle on their tours abroad as it is happening with India in Australia. Teams from Europe face the same problem when they tour Asia.
Glory Owner Considers Ground Switch
3 Days ago -
Football -
Editor
Outspoken Perth Glory owner Tony Sage has reignited the prospect of moving the team from nib Stadium, this time over concerns the venue's redevelopment will cut attendances next season.
A Day in the life of Turfcare Staff at the Glencoe Golf & Country Club
3 Days ago -
Golf -
Editor
A typical day in the life of Turfcare staff at the Glencoe Golf & Country Club. This movie is well worth the watch!
Tournament Play
3 Days ago -
Golf -
Tim Lobb
Next time you are standing on the tee of the 18th hole at your golf course, try and imagine this situation. You are leading Tiger Woods by a single stroke in the Masters, and have the honour on the final tee in the last round. You sense the expectation in the gallery closed tightly around the tee, you can feel Tiger’s glare burning into your skull as he surveys you going through your pre-shot routine.
Jacobsen Announce Global Partnership with Golf Environment Organization
4 Days ago -
Industry News -
Peter Driver
Across golf, sustainability is quickly gaining momentum, boosted by growing industry support and commitment. Jacobsen, a Textron Inc company and one of the major players in the turf maintenance equipment sector, will help accelerate this trend through a new global partnership agreement with the Golf Environment Organization.
Adelaide Oval in Running for World Cup Final
4 Days ago -
Cricket -
Editor
Adelaide is favourite to ambush Sydney and Melbourne as 2015 World Cup final host.
MCG Curators do Australia Proud
4 Days ago -
Cricket -
Editor
The MCG curators have turned on the style for the second T20 international between Australia and India - cutting an amazing map of the country into the hallowed turf.
Storm Hits Moonee Valley
5 Days ago -
Industry News -
John Cann
Abel Sports have recently installed a set of Rugby League Goals at Cross Keys Reserve in Moonee Valley for the Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club.
Discover the thousands of other articles on Pitchcare - find them by browsing article authors, by publication date, or publication category.