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Volume 7, No. 1
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5 WTT Mailbox
5 Table of Contents
6 From Whence Your Help
7 Bifluid Spray System Helps Place Herbicides on Target
10 Business Acumen and Specialized Training Provide Formula for Success for Smith Tree & Landscape Service, Inc. Lansing, Michigan
14 Algae Control in Inland Water
18 Herbicides Offer Practical Weed Control for Industrial Sites
19 New for Unlighted Landing Strips: Reflector Landing System
20 N-Triple A Fly-In: National Aerial Applicators Stage First Annual Conference at Dallas
23 Texas Turfgrass Conference Features Intensive 3-Day Technical Training
24 Roadside Management on New England Chemical Conference Agenda
25 Sod Industry Section: System of Management Underway at Summit Hall to Protect Sod Root Zone and Eliminate Reseeding
27 American Sod Producers Hold Luncheon Conference Dec. 12 at Cleveland
27 South Dakota Growers are Now Marketing Own State Certified Seed
28 Meeting Dates
28 Dr. A. O. Leonard Will Author Feature Know Your Species
28 Turf Stand Density Up with Fall Fertilization
29 Know Your Species: Poison Oak (Rhus diversiloba)
30 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
31 Classifieds
31 New Bermudagrass Released by Clemson University
31 Advertisers
31 Shade Tree Symposium Set for Penn State University
32 Rotary Riding Mowers Need Standard Controls
32 Trimmings
33 Insect Report


Volume 7, No. 2
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5 WTT Mailbox
5 Table of Contents
6 After the Meeting, What?
8 Pinpoint Your Sod Harvesting Costs
10 Quality Seed for Specified Needs is Backbone of the Turf Industry: Jacklin Seed Co., Inc. has Developed Seed Production Business by Supplying Sod Producers and Turfmen with Specific Varieties
15 Project Trees: 60,000 for 50,000 Modestans
19 Youths cannot be Used on Hazardous Jobs
20 Broad Range of New Research Reviewed at 22nd Northeast Weed Control Conference
28 Ohio Turfgrass Foundation Stages Major Conference and Show for the Industry
31 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
32 San Antonio's Hemisfair Will Feature Native Trees
32 Activated Charcoal Helps Nullify Herbicide Residue
32 Southern Cal Turf Council Elects Officers for 1968
33 Sod Industry Section: Green Valley Turf Company Integrates Both Production and Marketing in 400-Acre Farm
36 For Sod Producers: Equipment to Fit Your Operation
38 Meeting Dates
38 Chipman Chemical Company Merges with Rhodia, Inc.
38 National Arborists Stage Winter Meeting at Tampa
38 New Chemical Products Prevent Fertilizer Caking
38 Union Carbide Wins Plaudits for Production of New Fertilizer Bag
39 New Chemical Approved for Industrial Weed Control
40 Know Your Species: Deerbrush (Ceanothus integerrimus)
41 Classifieds
41 Advertisers
42 Thiodan Registered for Spruce Gall Aphid Control
42 Trimmings
43 Insect Report
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Volume 7, No. 3
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4 WTT Mailbox
4 Table of Contents
6 Spraymen Need to Organize
7 Calibrate Sprayers Often: Beat Problems Caused by Damaged, Worn, or Plugged Orifices
13 Turf Enemy No. -1-: Poa annua
18 Real or Imaginary: Claims Call for Care in Handling
20 Research Report: Control of Pit Scales on Oak
26 Weed Science Society of America Meets at New Orleans, Feb. 5-8
30 Southern Weed Conference at Miami Beach January 16-18
31 Renovation is Severe Method for Improving Turf
32 Use Thickeners for Improved Spray Drift Control
33 Florida Weed Specialist Develops Foam Generator
33 New Spray Adjuvants Now on the Market
34 Sod Industry Section: Washington State Finds Dacthal Effective in Postemergence Trail [Trial]
36 Chemicals Control Weeds in Bermudagrass Stands
36 Quality of Water Important in Irrigation
37 Sod Carried "Green Side Up" on Simmons Farm
37 Meeting Dates
38 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
40 Know Your Species: Chamise (Adenostoma fasciculatum)
42 Insect Report
43 Classifieds
43 Advertisers
44 Trimmings


Volume 7, No. 4
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4 WTT Mailbox
4 Table of Contents
6 Credibility Gap?
7 Guest Editorial: Open Burning vs. Pollution
8 Calabasas Course Exemplifies Design and Installation Technology
13 Irrigation Roundup: Tips from Specialists in the Field to 3000 Golf Course Superintendents at the GCSAA 39th International Turfgrass Conference and Show
17 Tree Planting Review: Check List for New Employees
21 Mechanical Renovation: One Method for Upgrading Turf
24 39th Annual International Turfgrass Conference and Show Report: Golf Courses Become Integral Part of Plans for New U.S. Communities
27 Determine Nitrogen Use Carefully in Tree Care
27 Turf Care Now Ranks 2nd in Pa. Agri. Business
28 State Imports Flea Beetle for Alligator Weed Control
30 Revision of Trees Book Now Available at OSU
30 Greater Drift of Spray with Small Droplets
30 Spraymen Assume Liability When Mixing Own Chemicals
30 New Fruitless Olive Tree Imported from Australia
30 Herbicide Buildup Not Serious in Nurseries
31 New Booklet Available on Hydro-Mulching
31 Understand the Label Know Chemical Contents
32 Sod Industry Section: Modern Irrigation System on 850 Acres Aids Quality Sod Production at Emerald Valley
35 New Brushkiller Available for Spraymen
36 American Sod Producers Discuss Industry at First Annual Meeting, San Francisco
39 Know Your Species: Interior Live Oak (Quercus wislizenii)
40 New Products...: Designed for the Turf Irrigation Industry
41 Classifieds
41 Advertisers
42 Meeting Dates
42 Only by Chance do Bark Beetles Locate Elms
42 Trimmings
43 Insect Report
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Volume 7, No. 5
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1 Cover
5 The Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Industry Needs Your Service
8 Analyze Inland Water Before Any Aquatic Control: Red Alert for Spraymen
10 Design is Key for Effective Small Area Irrigation Systems
16 Helicopter is Versatile Tool for Contract Applicators
20 Meeting Dates
22 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
24 Arborists Change Membership Rules at Winter Meeting Held at Tampa
27 Veteran Arborists Organize National Consulting Service
28 Nurserymen Promote Trees at California Exposition
28 Sex Attractant Found for Western Pine Beetle
28 Needed Chemical Deicers Damage Highway Vegetation
30 Sod Industry Section: Field to Lawn Sod Handling Equipment is Basis for New MinnTurf Corporation
32 Research Report: Michigan Turf Conference
35 Manage Fertilizer for More Heat Tolerant Bent
36 Know Your Species: Scotch Broom (Cytisus scoparius)
37 Classifieds
37 Advertisers
38 Chad Research Fund Up by $4,000
38 Herbicide Persistence Varies by Soil Type
38 Trimmings
39 Insect Report


Volume 7, No. 6
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1 Cover
5 The Cover
5 WTT Mailbox
5 Table of Contents
6 Census is Valuable Tool
7 Labor + Equipment = Work: Efficiency Equation for Tree Crews
10 Golf Course Designed for Senior Citizens: Design Stresses Golfers' Needs as Well as Beauty
14 Inland Water Management Creates Demand for Aquatic Consultants
18 How Seedlings Respond to Phosphorus
19 Fungus can Kill Maple Leaf Tissue
19 Meeting Dates
22 New Products...: Designed for the Turf Care Industry
23 Tractor "Mounties" Provide Custom Lawn Care Service
24 Construction Site Trees Need Special Treatment
24 NLNA to Publish New Landscape Directory
24 Root Girdling can Cause Severe Shade Tree Damage
24 Dr. Grosvenor Heads 1968 Landscape Awards Program
25 Tiny Wasp May Stem Dutch Elm Disease
25 Turfgrass Industry Hears Congressman MacMathias
26 Leafspot and Foot Rot in Bluegrass Lawns
26 Diagnosing and Treating Nematode Troubles
26 Heavy Water, Fertilizer May Cause Grass Wilt
27 MSU's First Turf Class is Graduated, Placed
27 Treatment for Webworms on Honey Locust Trees
27 Safeguard System Protects Buyers or Pesticides
28 Penn-Delaware ISTC Exhibits at Philadelphia
28 MSU Making Progress in Red Fescue Research
28 New Fescue Developed by Northrup, King & Co.
28 Good Year Predicted for Wisconsin Sod Producers
29 Numerous Agencies Battle Florida's Aquatic Weeds
30 Sod Industry Section: Sales Savvy is Business Management Key for Sod Producers Across the Country
32 MSU Tips on Sodding for Rapid Rooting
32 Turf becomes Big Business for Pennsylvania
33 Know Your Species: Big Sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata)
34 Mobile Soil Conditioners for Golf Course Balding
35 New Spray Emulsifier Designed for Spray Oils
36 Suppliers Personnel Changes
37 Classifieds
37 Advertisers
37 Insect Report
38 Safety "do's and dont's" for Pesticide Storage
38 "Up, Up and Away" Spraying Method a Winner
38 Use Hot Bath Method to Kill Nematodes
38 Trimmings
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Volume 7, No. 7
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1 Cover
3 The Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Help for the Industry
6 Automation: Modern Tree Trimmers Ride to Work... All the Way to the Tree Top
12 Formal Training and Recruitment can Help Meet the Industry's Labor Needs
18 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
20 Army Corps Engineers and Brush/Weed Killers Control Mississippi River Flood Channels
24 Pick-Congress Hotel Site of 44th ISTC
25 National Arborists Meet at Chicago, Aug. 4-8
26 Amchem Solves Brush Killer Shortage
26 Animal Repellent Offers Long-Lasting Results
26 Brochure on Surfactants and Wetting Agents
27 Sod Industry Section: American Sod Producers Association to Stage 2nd Nat'l. Field Day on July 30
28 Special Type Mower for Irrigation Pipe
29 Room for Both Merion and New Fylking Variety
30 New Zealand Whirly-Birds Aid Pine Regeneration
30 GE and URI Join Forces in Turf Heating Studies
30 New Jersey Promotes Certified Seed Program
31 Know Your Species: Greenleaf Manzanita (Arctostaphylos patula)
32 Insect Report
33 Suppliers Personnel Changes
33 Classifieds
33 Turf Days Cancelled at Rutgers University
33 Advertisers
33 NYSU Agricultural College Honored by AAN Award
34 New National Golf Group has HQs in N. Carolina
34 Control of Illinois Pond Weeds Proves Complicated
34 Even Grass Seed can be Pretty "Corny"
34 Trimmings
35 Meeting Dates


Volume 7, No. 8
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1 Cover
3 The Cover
3 Eliminate Guesswork in Chemical Spraying
3 Table of Contents
4 Beauty of Posterity
6 Dutch Elm Disease: A Matter of Priorities
12 International Shade Tree Conference President Reviews History and Predicts Progress for Group: Growth for I.S.T.C.
17 Inland Water Use Demands Aquatic Weed Control
28 Death of a Forest Giant
29 Checking for Borer Damage in Shade Trees
29 Herbicide Incorporation Requirements Vary
31 Sod Industry Section: Some Chinch Bugs aren't
32 Spell It Out in Grass via Warren's Monogram
33 Hillside No Problem with Locke's New Mower
34 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
36 Insect Report
36 Landscape Horticulture Program Offered by UM
37 Classifieds
37 Advertisers
37 New Jersey Now Growing 3000 Acres of Sod Yearly
38 Trimmings
39 Meeting Dates
39 UCR Project Aids Farmers and Herbicide Industry
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Volume 7, No. 9
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1 Cover
3 The Cover
3 Non-Leaching Treflan® Disappears from Soil
3 Table of Contents
4 Special to Sod Producers
6 Industry's Stake in Helicopter Spraying
10 Turf Quality Begins at the Farm Level
14 44th ISTC Report: Tree Care Business and Beautification
23 Meeting Dates
24 93rd Annual Convention: St. Louis Hosted American Association of Nurserymen
26 Grass Identification is Key to Proper Care
27 MSU's Rieke Provides Lawn Establishment Tips
27 Modifying Tractors can Cause Problems
27 Grass is Best Organic Soil Conditioner
28 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Control Industry
29 Ferguson Resigns U.S. Golf Assn. Position
29 Stripe Smut is Difficult to Control, Says Partyka
29 Central Nebraska Tech has Horticulture Course
29 Sodding Provides Best Turf Success in Summer
29 New Folder Explains Uses of Vapam® Soil Fumigant
30 Sod Industry Section: Second Field Day of ASPA is an Action Spectacular
33 Davey Seeks Variance on State Safety Code
33 Merion Bluegrass Meeting Drew Large Attendance
33 Cornell Conference Scheduled for Winter
33 Bermudagrass Mite Damage Difficult to Diagnose
34 New ARS Technique Aids Herbicide Evaluation
34 Cornell University Publishes DED Leaflet
34 Urban Environment Causes Problems for Plant Growth
35 CITGO Establishes New Beautification Program
35 Suppliers Staff Changes
36 Know Your Species: Tanoak (Lithocarpus densiflora)
37 Classifieds
37 New Seal Identifies Merion Bluegrass Sod
37 Advertisers
38 Trimmings
39 Insect Report


Volume 7, No. 10
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1 Cover
3 The Cover
3 City-Leased Helicopter to Spray Texas Mosquitoes
3 Table of Contents
4 Employee Loyalty
6 A New Service for the Vegetation Care Industry: The Consulting Arborist
10 Well Structured Soil and Drainage are Critical in Golf Green Construction
16 In Final Testing Stages for Non-Crop Uses: New Broad Spectrum Herbicide
22 Proper Weed Control Aids Shelterbelt Tree Growth
22 Water Loss in Plants Studied in California
22 Foreign Tree Species Studied at Clemson U
24 Tractors and Economics: To Trade or Not to Trade
26 Meeting Dates
26 HRI Study Reveals Scope of Nursery Industry
26 American Golf Courses Stricken with Blight
26 New Fertilizer Packet Regulated by Weather
27 MSU Says Lawns Need Air Circulation and Nitrogen
27 Booklet Illustrates Proper Chain Saw Usage
28 Vo-Ag Students Earn While They Learn
28 Pesticide Demand Grows with Consumer Incomes
28 New Fylking Puts Hex on Artificial Grasses
28 Voracious Snail May Help Control Fresh-Water Weeds
29 Grace & Co. Publishes 1968 Product Guide
29 Packed in Poly Bags New Chewings Fescue
30 Sod Industry Section: High Flotation Tires Solve Problems at New Jersey Blue Grass Lawn Farms
32 Warren's Develops Hardy, New Bluegrass
32 Tour Stimulates Interest in Bluegrass Production
33 There's More Than One Way to Skin a Bug, Says Koval
34 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Control Industry
36 Know Your Species: Himalaya Blackberry (Rubus procerus)
37 Suppliers' Changes
37 Advertisers
38 Trimmings
38 Insect Report
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Volume 7, No. 11
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1 Cover
3 The Cover
3 Soil and Plant Analysis Explained in Brochures
3 Table of Contents
4 Assn. for Spraymen
6 Visko-Rhap Clears Aquatics from Adams Bayou
10 Effective Plant Procurement
15 Gigantic Spray Campaign Stymies Gypsy Moth Tree Damage
19 Northwest Spraymen Discuss Association at Portland Annual
22 Thomson Machinery Adds Overland Scrapers to Line
22 Purdue Engineers Evaluate Electric Turf Heating
22 National-Standard Offers New Pierced-Metal Screen
23 Sod Industry Section: Promising for Close-Mowed Luxury Lawns: Fylking and Tifdwarf Bermuda
25 Fertilize Shade Trees Now, NAA Recommends
26 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
28 Know Your Species: Salt Cedar (Tamarix ramosissima)
29 Classifieds
29 Fusarium Blight Resembles Dollar Spot Disease
29 Insect Report
30 Trimmings
30 UM Suggests How and When to Make Soil Tests
31 Meeting Dates
31 Aerial Applicators Meet Dec. 1 at Las Vegas
31 Dry-Film Air Dries in Minutes


Volume 7, No. 12
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1 Cover
3 The Cover
3 Chronister Heads Harvest Publishing Company
3 Table of Contents
4 A $3 Billion Business
6 Weeds Trees and Turf Magazine's 1969 Business Forecast
9 Texas Industrial Weed Conference Report: In-House vs. Custom Contracts
12 Weeds Trees and Turf: 1969 Suppliers Guide
39 Weeds Trees and Turf: 1968 Article Index
45 New Colorant for Turf Marketed by Mallinckrodt
45 Niagara Chemical Issues Growers Guide to Ethion
45 Winter Turf School Accepting Applicants
46 Suppliers Staff Changes
47 Wintertime Safety Check
47 -Spray Rigs
47 -Pesticide Storage
48 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
50 Sod Industry Section: All Sod Growers Invited to Attend ASPA Annual
52 Diamonds's Dacthal W-75 Now Available for Turf
52 White is President of N.W. Bluegrass Assn.
53 Know Your Species: Mountain Misery (Chamaebatia foliolosa)
54 Specialty of Knowles: Tree Plant Food
55 Classifieds
55 State Regulations Vary on Landscape Contracting
55 Advertisers
56 Insect Report
56 Dow Chemical Cuts Price of Dowpon Grass Killer
56 Trimmings
57 Meeting Dates
57 Ohio Scientist Discusses Home Lawn Care Fallacies
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