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November 2009
 


November 2009
Volume 77 • Number 11

 

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Turfgrasss education programs at colleges and universities around the country have long fueled the future of the industry, educating and training the next generation of superintendents. But the slumping global economy, a lack of awareness about careers in golf and spotty support from their university leaders have put many turf schools back on their heels.

In this issue of GCM, contributing writer Terry Ostmeyer examines the state of turfgrass education and what schools around the country are doing to overcome many of the challenges they face every day. This month’s cover design was created by Roger Billings, GCSAA’s senior manager of creative services.

Classroom crunch

Stress relief

Go with the flow

Pesticide runoff from simulated golf turf

Effects of humic acids on greens

Cutting edge

Career

Shop

Environment

Assistants

Turf

Water

President's message

Inside GCM

Front nine

Photo quiz

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Coming up

On course

New members

On the move

Newly certified

In memoriam

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