A New Hermitage Chapter
This week, we completed our first application for spring dead spot. The second application is scheduled in a couple of weeks. These treatments are done in the fall when soil temperatures begin to cool, as this is when the fungus becomes most active. Targeting it during this period helps maximize the effectiveness of the control measures. Despite the recent lack of rain and low humidity, the new irrigation system on Sabot and the fully operational 2-wire system on the Manakin course have been instrumental in maintaining excellent course conditions. These upgrades have also made watering in our spring dead spot application much more efficient and effective. One week after aerifying the Sabot greens with the 3/8" quarter tines, they’re healing up well thanks to this stretch of great August weather. With the Men's Member/Member coming up next week, they should be rolling nicely. With the recent drop in nighttime temperatures, the Bermudagrass has noticeably slowed its growth. As ...