The Importance of Cultural Practices for Golf Courses
3/6/2014 - By Dr. Raymond Snyder
Certain aspects of golf course maintenance (collectively referred to as "cultural practices" by superintendents) can seem intrusive to players.
Harrell's interviewed Robert Wiemer, Superintendent of Timber Pines Country Club, to discuss his cultural practices and why they're such an important part of his overall maintenance program.
We also take a closer look at core aerification, and how it promotes healthy, playable turf.
Check out our other videos on the Harrell's YouTube Channel!
La Importancia de Prácticas Culturales para el Campo de Golf.
Ciertos aspectos del mantenimiento del campo de golf (colectivamente referido como “prácticas culturales” por gerentes) puede ser intrusivos a los jugadores.
Harrell entrevisto a Robert Wiener, Superintendente de Timber Pines Country Club, para compartir su práctica cultural y la razón por lo cual son de importancia al mantenimiento del programa.
También tomamos una mirada al aerificación, y como promover salud y césped para el juego.
Eche un vistazo a nuestros otros videos en Harrell's YouTube Channel!
Related Resources
In addition to being the nation’s largest distributor of branded fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides, Harrell’s produces custom-blended fertilizers, specialty liquids, and wetting agents. Additionally, Harrell’s is the exclusive US owner, formulator, and distributor of all POLYON® branded products.
TEAM HARRELL'S
STAY EQUIPPED
Never stop learning. Access FREE continuing education courses from Harrell’s.
LET'S GROW
PRESS RELEASES
PRESS RELEASES
STAY EQUIPPED
Never stop learning. Access FREE continuing education courses from Harrell’s.
LET'S GROW
