| Name |
Description |
| Spring 2023 Newsletter |
New Addition to Field Day 2023, Holiday Predicts When Spring Arrives, Tall Fescue’s Wisconsin Achilles Heel, Inaugural Turfgrass Apprenticeship Program Bootcamp A Big Success, 2023 Snow Mold Trials, |
| Fall 2022 Newsletter |
Thank you 2022, Path to Turfgrass Professional Is Not Always Simple, Research Day Joining With Symposium, New Turfgrass Apprenticeship Program Opens Strong, WTA Fall Golf Classic At Oneida A Success, WSTMA Education Conference, 2023 Landscape & Grounds Maintenance Short Course Program, 2022 Fall Snow Mold Research Roundup, Tree Leaf Mulching Impacts On Turfgrass Quality & Soil Health |
| Summer 2022 Newsletter |
Celebrating 30th Anniversary of the O.J. Noer Facility, WSTMA Summer Field Day Series, Enrollment in the New UW-Madison Turfgrass Apprenticeship Program, WTA Golf Outing October 10th at Oneida Golf & C C, 2022 Summer Turf Pathology Trials, 2022 International Turfgrass Research Conference |
| Spring 2022 Newsletter |
Thank you 2021, Stewardship, UW Soils Testing Lab Back In Madison, Summer Field Day 2022, New Turfgrass Apprenticeship Program, Snow Mold Field Day Recap, Is Spring Here Yet, Look Back on First and Last Turfgrass Certificate Program |
| Fall 2021 Newsletter |
Happy Hour with the Turf Docs, 2021 Winding Down, What’s New at the UW, New Snow Mold Research Brings New Opportunities, 2022 WSTMA Conference, O.J. Noer Research Facility Founder’s BBQ, Turfgrass and Soil Health, WTA Golf Outing at Nakoma Golf Club |
| Summer 2021 Newsletter |
Successful In-Person Field Day 2021, Slowly Getting Back To Normal, WSTMA Summer Field Day Wrap Up, Turfgrass Educational Options In Minnesota and Wisconsin, 2021 Summer Pathology Trials, 2021 Golf Outing Flyer – Nakoma Golf Club, Rust On The Move |
| Spring 2021 Newsletter |
Happy Hour w/the Turf Docs, Turf Specialist Consultation, Curt Larson Obituary, Soil Testing Lab Moves, Snowmold Damage Moves South, Rating Northern Snow Mold Plots, Thank You 2020 Sponsors |
| March 2021 – Supplemental Newsletter |
Anthracnose on Golf Course Fairways, Early Season Dollar Spot Suppression on Golf Course Fairways, incorporating Clover Into Kentucky Blue Grass Lawns, Procedures to Measure Organic Matter of Putting Green Surfaces |
| February 2021 – Supplemental Newsletter |
Evaluation of Poa Cure SC in Sports Turf Management, Better Growth Model to Optimize Nitrogen Applications on Bentgrass, Iron Sulfate Interactions for Dollar Spot Control, Smith-Kerns Dollar Spot Model – Upper Limit |
| January 2021 – Supplemental Newsletter |
Dollar Spot Suppression on Golf Course Putting Greens, Precision Dollar Spot Management, Evaluation Of A MyCorrhizal Product on Creeping Bentgrass Putting Green Health & Phosphorus Update, Precision Growth Regulator for Athletic Fields |
| December 2020 – Supplemental Newsletter |
Early Season Broadleaf Weed Control Evaluation, Evaluation of GameOn, Relzer and Crew on Crabgrass & Broadleaf Infested Lawn, Dollar Spot Suppression On Golf Course Fairways, Reduced-Risk Dollar Spot Control |
| 2020 Fall Newsletter |
Happy Hour With Turf Docs, Wrap Up 2020 On A Positive Note, What’s Next, Snow Mold Research Season Is Here, Online Winter Education Opportunities, Disease Profile – Snow Mold, Golf Outing Wrap Up At Westmoor Country Club |
| 2020 Summer Newsletter |
Going To Make It Through Summer 2020, Your Future, Your Choice, Noernet Alive Again, Time To Talk Snow Mold Again, Turfgrass Certificate Program Delayed, 2020 Summer Pathology Trials, Virtual Summer Field Day Flyer |
| 2020 Spring Newsletter |
Course Maintenance Considerations During COVID19, President’s Message – What Was Happening In 1981, New Turf Management Certificate Programs at UW-Madison plus FISC Flier, 2019-2020 Snow Mold Research Complete, What Will Spring 2020 Bring?, Nothing Stays The Same Forever, The ‘Essential’ Turf Industry, Calendar of Events |
| 2019 Fall Newsletter |
2019-2020 Snow Mold Research Underway, 2019 Is Coming To A Close, For The Second Time, Chemical Control of Annual Bluegrass on a Wisconsin Athletic Field, The Roundup Wars Aren’t Just in California |
| 2019 Summer Newsletter |
Field Day 2019 Is Completed, As One Season Comes To An End, The Next One Is Right Around The Corner, Summer 2019 Update, Learning About Robotic Mowing, Alternatives to Glyphosate for Spot Treating Weeds |
| 2019 Spring Newsletter |
Research Day 2019 Recap, Spring of 2019 Has Arrived, Well Maybe, A New Option for Turfgrass Science Education at UW-Madison, Thank You To Our TDL Contract Members!, Disease Profile: Summer Patch |
| 2018 Fall Newsletter |
The First Time Ever, Weather is an Important Player in the Game of Turf, Water and Highway Construction Equals a Big Mess, Turfgrass Entomology 2018 Overview, TDL Contracts are the Foundation of the Lab, Slowly Unravelling the Mysteries of Potassium, Gray Leaf Spot’s Northern Trek Not Only Bad for Golf Courses |
| 2018 Summer Newsletter |
2018 Field Day wrap up, Communication, UW Madison Turf and Grounds Management History, Turfgrass Management Mobile |
| 2018 Spring Newsletter |
Recap of Research Day 2018, End of a Great Season, White Grubs in 2018, Graduate Student – Michael Bekken, Growing Degree Day Tracking; Evaluation of Kentucky Bluegrass, Tall Fescue and Fine Fescue Under Traffic, Necrotic Ring Spot |
| 2017 Winter Newsletter |
2018 Research Day Schedule of Events; End of a Great Season, New White Grub Species, TDL Update, Lasting Legacy, Graduate Student – Audrey Simard, Remember When, Golf Outing at Chenequa C C Wrap Up, Lower Toxicity Herbicides for Weed Management |
| 2017 Fall Newsletter |
Golf Outing Registration, Hot Air and History, Ascochyta Leaf Blight, Soils Department Graduate Student Update, TDL Update, My First Field Day |
| 2017 Spring Newsletter |
How the WTA Came To Be; Don’t Fall For It, Spring TDL Update, Creating Growing Degree Models for Six Commonly Used Plant Growth Regulators, Preventing & Recovering From Snow Mold on Lawns & Athletic Fields, 2017 Research Day Wrapup |
| WTA Newsletter Winter 2016 |
End of Sterling Career, Pres Message – Holidays Provide Down Time, Best Management Practices to Protect Pollinators in Turf, Graduate Student Henke, Research Updates from the USA, Revisiting Leaf Mulching, Lab Happenings, Butte des Morts Wrap Up |
| WTA Newsletter Fall 2016 |
Golf Fundraiser at Butte des Morts, Pres Message – Foreign Lands, Managers Final Field Day Challenges, Graduate Student Bier, Lab Happenings,Environmental Impact of Pesticides, Turf Pathologists Meet in Tampa |
| WTA Newsletter Summer 2016 |
Great Year to Bring Your Staff to Summer Field Day, Appreciations, Meet Kurt Hockemeyer, Compliance With NR151, Chinch Bugs, Benefits of Turfgrass, Red Thread Disease Profile, Notes from TDL, Turf Research Day 2016 Wrapup |
| WTA Newsletter – Winter 2015 |
WTA Turf Research Day, Recharge Reflect Recognition, Research Updates from Around the United States, Management of Mound Building Ants in Turf, Three Years of Rust Research, Great Lakes School of Turf Science, Golf Fundraiser at Blue Mound – What a Treat |
| WTA Newsletter – Fall 2015 |
Golf Fundraiser at Blue Mound Golf & C C, Listen and Share a Joke, Monroe Miller Inducted at Field Day 2015, Profession – Jake Schneider, With Snow Mold Timing is Everything |
| WTA Newsletter – Summer 2015 |
Summer Field Day 2015, Pres Message – American Parks, Does the One-Third Rule Work, Brutus Buckeye Meets Bucky Badger, Professions – Dustin Follow your Passions Not Your Peers, The All New WTA Website, 2015 Research Day Recap |
| WTA Newsletter – Winter 2014 |
Research Day 2015 Speakers, Graduate Student Reedich, Great Lakes School, What Do You Want To Be, Noernet |
| WTA Newsletter – Fall 2014 |
University Ridge WTA Outing, Liesch to Manage Insect Lab, Kentucky Bluegrass Wear Tolerance, 2014 SFD |
| WTA Newsletter – Spring 2014 |
Dr. J.R. Love passes, New Technology in TDL, Internal Drainage Potential, Gaard passes, 2014 Research Day Recap |
| WTA Newsletter – Winter 2013 |
New Assistant Professor Koch, TDL Activity, Two Fungicides are Better Than One, Maple Bluff WTA Fundraiser Recap |
| WTA Newsletter – Fall 2013 |
John Powless, TDL Summer Activity, SFD Recap |
| WTA Newsletter – Spring 2013 |
New TDL Manager, How Reliable is Soil Testing, What Does the WTA do with Your Money, Rust Research |
| WTA Newsletter – Winter 2012 |
New Format for EXPO, Thank You Dr. Kerns, Wee One Campaign, Success at WTA Fundraiser Ozaukee C C |
| WTA Newsletter – Fall 2012 |
UW Turf Team Visits Norway, Sorting Out Pythium, SFD Wrap Up |
| WTA Newsletter – Summer 2012 |
Will Mild Spring Affect Summer, Voices |
| WTA Newsletter – Winter 2011 |
EXPO Info, New UW Turf Website, Beyond Disease Diagnosis, Disease or Abiotic Stress |
| WTA Newsletter – Summer 2011 |
WTA Fundraiser at Oconomowoc G C, PCNB Returns, WSPA Summer Picnic, Soil Interpretations, New Pesticide Building |
| WTA Newsletter – Spring 2011 |
Can’t Take the Farm Out of the Boy, When Annual Doesn’t Mean Annual, Potassium on Lawns and Landscape, Noer History |
| WTA Newsletter – Winter 2010 |
New EXPO Venue, Jim Huggett Named 2011 WGIF Hall of Fame, Graduate Student Weisha, Graduate Students Win National Honors, Impreslis is Registered for Wisconsin Use, Turf School Blackhawk C C Fundraiser Wrap Up |
| WTA Newsletter – Fall 2010 |
SFD Wrap Up, Banner Year for Chinch Bugs, Graduate Student Ruis, Secretary of Ag Passes, Grandparents University |
| WTA Newsletter – Spring 2010 |
Pesticide Usage, Unwanted Pesticides, DNR Water Conservation Rule, Graduate Student Griffith, Turfgrass Benefits Assessments |
