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Volume 8, No. 1
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3 Platz Elected President of NFSA for 1698-69
3 Thompson Pesticide Guide
3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: Winter Refresher
6 Seed Technology, Inc. Develops Turf Analysis Test
14 Professional Image and Service Build: Lawn Care Business
18 Kaspar Burgi, Inc. Successful with Massive Tree Transplant
25 Ken Voorhies at Columbine CC Finds Directors Appreciate Budget Control
28 2nd Annual N-Triple A Fly-In: National Aerial Applicators Meet at Las Vegas, Nevada
32 Michigan Nurserymen Want Effective Licensing Law
33 Theories Vary on Cause of Dutch Elm Disease
34 Sod Industry Section: Kentucky 31 Tall Fescue - A Shade-Tolerant Turfgrass
36 New Products... Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
38 Know Your Species: Vine Maple (Acer circinatum)
40 New Hercules Film Depicts 'Visko-Rhap' Efficiency
40 Koren Student Works on Turf Hybrids
40 Turf Conference Scheduled for Sunny Miami Beach
41 Classifieds
41 SMA Elects New Officers
41 Advertisers
42 Insect Report
42 Trimmings
43 Meeting Dates


Volume 8, No. 2
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3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: DDT on Trial
6 Tom Graham's Formula for Successful Industrial Weed Control
8 Pesticide Application Regulatory Practices
12 Florida's 'Super Forests' Yield Select Seedlings
18 Scientists Present New Findings at 23rd Northeast Weed Conference
26 Amchem Designs Aerial Boom for Drift-Free Spraying
28 Anti-Pesticide Suit Reaps Need for Double Dieldrin
28 Van Wormer Gives Tips on Lightning Protection
29 John Bean Puts Out New Sprayer-Duster Catalog
29 Oak Wilt Control Looks Promising, Says Nair
29 New Seed Packaging Plant
29 Britain has New Seeder
30 Ohio Turf Foundation Sponsors 2nd Annual Turf Conference
32 1969 Officers Announced at Louisiana Conference
32 MSU's Butcher Seeks Natural Control of DED
32 AAN Sales Campaign Widens Nursery Industry Markets
33 Southern Cal Association Installs New Officers
34 New Products... Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
36 Sod Industry Section: Quality Sod Produces Ready Market for Long Island Grower
37 30 Common Weeds Pictured on West Chemical Chart
37 IH Man Predicts Good Year for Tractor Sales in 1969
37 Vargas Heads Turfgrass Disease Research at MSU
39 Classifieds
39 Advertisers
39 Suppliers' Staff Changes
40 Insect Report
40 Texas Tech Senior Wins Weather-matic Scholarship
40 Certified 'Supes' Honored at Rocky Mountain Meeting
40 Trimmings
41 Meeting Dates
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Volume 8, No. 3
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3 More Chemicals Used for Aquatic Weed Problems
3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: This Means You!
6 Lake Oswego's New Municipal Course Automatic Irrigation System
8 New Development Helps Spot Underground Sources: Locate Water Supply
12 Comparing Mulches: The Long and Short of It
19 Tussock Moth Caterpillar: Bacterium Curbs Tree Defoliation
20 Life-Saving Aerial Spray Missions in Vietnam: Operation Ranch Hand
23 40th Meeting of Golf Course Superintendents: Leading Turfgrass Show at Miami Beach
30 Ninth Conference Staged by Virginia Turf Council
31 The Glory of the Tree
32 Automatic Irrigation for Goodyear Blimp Pad
32 Colorado's Kincaid Heads New Shade Tree Group
34 Buckner Catalog Describes New Long-Range Sprinklers
34 Grumman Develops Ag-Cat for High 'N' Heavy Flying
35 Hudson Offers Yardful of 'Good Guy Ladybugs'
35 Stauffer Chemical Chooses Distributor for Vaporooter™
35 Davey Tree Firms Join Forces, Expands Operations
36 Sod Industry Survey: A Comprehensive Study of U. S. Sod Production and Marketing Practices
41 Growers Tour Florida Sod Farms During 2nd ASPA Annual Meeting
44 New Products...: Designed for the Irrigation Specialist
46 Insect Report
46 Whitehead Tells Dow Story
47 Classifieds
47 Advertisers
48 Firm Offers Harvesters for Aquatic Plant Control
48 Illinois Group Re-Elects Bob Johnson as President
48 Trimmings
50 Meeting Dates


Volume 8, No. 4
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3 Michigan State Expands Park/Recreation Program
3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: House Bill 1059
6 Highway Rights-of-Way Weed Control
8 Aquatic Weed Control: Potable [Portable] Water Treatment
12 Control Program: Poa annua
18 Turf Management
18 -Thatch Removal
19 -At Last... An Answer to Thatch Problems!
20 Yeats' Northwest Spray Fertilizes Home Lawns in Minutes
21 National Arborist Winter Convention: Arborists' Program Includes New Chemicals, Urban Tree Problems
25 Don't Underestimate Bee Stings, Warns Brandt
25 Study Shows No Pesticide Residue Buildup to Date
26 Ninth Weed Science Society Meeting Features New Herbicide Technology
30 Bartles Continues Fight Against Wood-Burning Ban
31 Sod Industry Section: State Fair Booth Promotes Sod Sales for the Borbonus Brothers of Idaho
32 Irrigation Stressed: Midwest Regional Turf Conference
34 Witnesses Help Kill Proposed DDT Bill in Washington State
35 Florida School Considers Beautification Project
35 Air Pollutants Damage Plant Life, Says Darley
35 Balchem Process Retards Migration of Herbicides
35 Safe Pesticide Practices Stressed in UC Manual
35 California Program Saves Valuable Roadside Trees
36 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
38 California Golf Courses Almost Triple Since 1955
38 Bunton Offers New Equipment Catalogue
38 Denver Trees Suffer from 'Gastric' Ailment
39 Meeting Dates
40 Insect Report
41 Classifieds
41 Nurserymen Make Available New Safety Presentation
41 Advertisers
42 Trimmings
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Volume 8, No. 5
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4 Editorial: Leave the Nursery Business to Us, Uncle
6 Right-of-Way Spray Control: Invert Emulsions Help Target Herbicides
10 St. Andrews Brought Game to America: 81 Years of Golf
14 Conservationists are Fighting to Stop a Million Tree Deaths a Year: Elm Research Institute
18 'Creeping Charlie' Uses Aqualin to Kill Aquatic Weeds
20 New Product Claim to Prevent This: It's Freers Elm Arrester
21 Hercules Predicts Growth in 'Visko-Rhap' Usage
21 Pennsylvania Group Elects Grau Executive Director
21 Neeley Reveals Pros, Cons of Fertilizing Trees
22 Sod Industry Section: Specialists Review New Grass Varieties
23 Meeting Dates
24 Hardi-Gardens Establishes 60 Franchises in Texas
25 Warren's A-20 Bluegrass has Five-Year Guarantee
26 Deal Says Air Pollution Damages Annual Bluegrass
26 Calhoun is Greens Expert
27 Woodbury's 'Envy' Treats Alkaline Western Soils
27 Texas A & M Combats St. Augustine Decline
27 Grass is Sound Absorbent Illinois Study Indicates
28 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
30 Students, Public to Enjoy Louisiana Tech's Arboretum
30 Morishita Says Control of Chinch Bug is a Cinch
30 Jersey Clean-Up Program Stresses Weed Control
30 Preventing Law Suits Involving Employees' Cars
31 Insect Report
33 Classifieds
33 Remington Arms Expands Service Center Network
33 Herbicide Selector Chart
33 Ferguson Fumigants Offers New Gelled Soil Fumigants
33 Advertisers
34 Magazine Staff Changes Announced
34 Trimmings


Volume 8, No. 6
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5 Table of Contents
6 Editorial: You are Where the Action is
8 How a Leader Operates: The Davey Tree Expert Company
14 The Monster of Stockbridge Bowl
18 Letter to the Publisher: Air Pollution Negligible from Burning Wood
22 Characteristics of Grasses as Related to the Science of Mowing
24 Prison Inmates Study Plant Care
26 Maintenance Choice is Clear: Lubricate or Languish
28 Six States' Growers Form Midwest Turfgrass Assn.; Joe McDermott is President
28 New WTT Staff Member
28 Features are Announced for 45th Tree Conference
29 Meeting Dates
30 Sod Industry Section: Sod Winterkill Extensive: Shortage Until 1971 Seen in Great Lakes Region
33 First World-Wide Turf Meet Set July 14-17 in England
33 ASPA Sod Field Days Open at Rutgers, Aug. 4
34 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
36 Elm Tree Losses a Record in Milwaukee, Wis., Area
36 Board Okays Bylaw Changes for Helicopter Association
37 Classifieds
37 Oregon State Accelerates Testing of New Herbicides
37 Advertisers
37 Industry People on the Move
38 Gulf Conducting Research on 'Time-Pill' Fertilization
38 Weed Society Announces Three Policy Changes
38 Insect Report
39 Trimmings
39 Weeds may be Detected by Infra-Red Photography
39 Private Property Offers Sanctuary for Sick Trees
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Volume 8, No. 7
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4 Editorial: Price-Fixing Conspiracy on Money?
6 Power Equipment, Chemicals Save Cemeteries from Weeds
9 Letter to the Editor: Australian Seeks Aquatometer
10 All Nine Lives... How to Kill Cattails
12 Ohio Research Report: Chemical Pruning Shows Promise
14 Golf Course Maintenance Headed Toward Total Turfgrass Perfection
16 What Type 2, 4-D to Use?
20 Sand-Based Greens, Grid Field Renovation: Report from Central Plains Turf Field Day
24 Here are Program Features for Shade Tree Conference
25 Meeting Dates
26 Sod Industry Section: The Cissels Employ a Turf Bird
27 $1 Buys 16 Publications on Lawns and Landscaping
27 Michigan Golf Course Damage, Also
27 Grass Use, Crop Forecast Reported at Merion Meeting
28 ASPA Field Days Aug. 4-5
29 Turfgrass Foundation Gives $10,000 Grant to OSU
29 Soil Test, Not Plant Use Basis for Fertilizer Need
29 Phosphorus is Key to Lake Enrichment
29 Slide Rule 'Errs' on Sod Webworm Control
30 New Products...: Designed for the Vegetation Care Industry
32 Industry People on the Move
33 421-Page Book Published on North American Nut Trees
33 Biological Herbicides Rated 'Safe, Effective,' by USDA
33 AAN Landscaping Film Among 10 Most Popular
34 FMC Non Crop Herbicide Given Federal Registration
34 VPI Revises Turf Circular
35 Texas A & M Scientists Testing New Brush Control Method
35 Pine Sawfly Bite Not Fatal; How to Spray if You Wish
36 USDA Extends Quarantine of Beetle-Infested Areas
36 '69 Ford Booklet Lists Industrial Tractor Line
36 Insect Report
37 Classifieds
37 Advertisers
37 Heath Goes International; Acquires CMW Sales
38 Vincennes University Adds Aerial Applicator Training
38 Elm 'Odor Code' can be Altered to Repel Beetles
38 Malathion Looks Good as Lake Fly Control
38 Record AAN Membership
38 Trimmings


Volume 8, No. 8
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5 Table of Contents
6 Editorial: Be Prepared to Fight Positively for Chemicals
8 Dennis Showalter, Topeka Superintendent: Stretch Resources to Place the Park Where the People are
14 Dynamic ISTC Growth Coming
16 Moving Trees is Ancient Art
18 Time Study for Planting Trees
20 Wood Waste Makes Money
22 DDT
22 -Opponents Call It Danger to Environment; Killer of Many Life Forms
23 -Defenders Say Environment - And Especially People - Endangered without It
29 Jaflo's Order: Selective Clearing
30 Sod Industry Section: 'Here's What You Need to Start a Sod Farm'
32 Representing Weed and Pest Control Company: Brazilians Visit
32 MSU Grass Plots Ready for First Field Day Sept. 10
32 St. Louis Botanical Garden Nears Fund-Drive Goal
32 Ohio Bulletin Published on Mite, Insect Control
33 Meeting Dates
34 Noxious Aquatic Weed Control Must be National National Goal, Says Southeast U. S. Group
38 New Products for the Tree Care Industry
40 Insect Report
41 Classifieds
41 Helicopter Association Elects Rockefeller and McPherson
41 Advertisers
42 AAN Publishes Guide on 'Truth-in-Lending'
42 Letter to the Editor: Has WTT Issues from the First
42 Trimmings
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Volume 8, No. 9
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4 Editorial: A "Best Buy"
6 How States are Working Around Mowing Hazards: Safety and Beauty
10 Listen... Strikes... can be Avoided
14 Winning Turf Combination: Good Seed, Good Fertilizer and... Dandelion Control
16 For Winter Color, Overseed Bermudagrass
18 For 20 Years, Cutrine Keeps Trout Farm's Spring Water Clean, Safe
21 Florida to License 'Restricted Pesticide' Applicators
22 Trim, Sweep, Cut, Roll, Lift: All in a Sad Field Days' Work
25 Meeting Dates
26 Pennsylvanian Finds Sod More Profitable Than Beef
28 Stripe Smut Control Found
28 USDA Delays Decision on Pesticide Suspension
29 Turf Specialists Form International Society
29 Merion Bluegrass Seed to be Priced Higher
30 New Products
32 Pea Gravel 'Block Mulch' Cuts Water Evaporation
32 Industry People on the Move
33 Polluted Air Retards Growth of White Pine
33 Insect Report
34 Trees could be Affected by 'Ovedose' ['Overdose'] of Weed Killer
34 Letter to the Editor: Another Way to Kill Cattails
34 Trimmings
35 Classifieds
35 Advertisers: Index to Advertisers


Volume 8, No. 10
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5 Table of Contents
6 Editorial: What's Tough About becoming a Professional
7 Letters to the Editor: Landscape Council, Editorial and Content Comments
8 Water
10 It Takes a Total Water Management Service to Whip This
12 An Airboat You can Build
14 Effects and Costs: Aquatic Weed Harvesting
18 Chemically and Mechanically: How One City Manages Aquatic Weeds
20 USDA Technical Report on Controlling Hydrilla verticillata
25 Meeting Dates
25 Kansas City's Elm Forest Suffering Triple Blows
26 Sod Industry Section: ...Since 1928
28 Turf Beauty Key: Irrigation
28 Insect Report
29 Interactions Significant for Trees and Turfgrasses
29 North Dakota State to Study Pesticide/Plant Metabolism
30 New Products Useful in the Aquatic Weed Control Industry
32 45th ISTC Report: Beautifying with Trees is a Complex Business
38 Trimmings
38 USDA Tightens Regulations for Arsenic Pesticides
38 Industry People on the Move
39 Classifieds
39 Advertisers: Index to Advertisers
39 Rohm and Haas Announces Two New Emulsifiers
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Volume 8, No. 11
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4 Editorial: November is for Thanking
6 All the Ways You can Use Soil Shredders
10 Meeting Dates
11 Book Review
12 Levelland, Tex., Goes City-Wide Against Weeds
14 Utility Line Clearance: Pinning Down Costs
18 Portland Hilton: Hotel Brings Landscaping Downtown
20 Now You See It... ...Now You don't: Alligator Weed Vanishing Act Tulare County, Calif.
23 Gypsy Moth Tree Damage Trebled Over Past Year
23 Industry People on the Move
24 Princeton Turf of KC: How do You Run a Sod Farm in the City?: Like a Business
27 NW Turfgrass Association Announces 1970 Officers
28 Michigan State Reports on First Sod Field Day
29 King Ranch Grants $5,000 for Lawngrass Research
30 New Products
32 NW Applicators Gird for Pesticide Battle
33 A Tree Grows in the Darndest Place
33 Insect Report
34 20 Speakers Scheduled for Ohio Turfgrass Show
34 New Product, Plant for Wade
34 Letters to the Editor: Needed: Chart of Turf Diseases
34 Trimmings
35 Classifieds
35 USDA Awards $85,293 for Wilt Disease Research
35 Advertisers: Index to Advertisers
35 Rutgers Announces Dates for Turfgrass Studies


Volume 8, No. 12
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3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: In 1970, Your Windfall or Your Downfall?
6 Outlook - '70
6 -What's Happening in Golf
8 -Irrigation
10 -Sod Industry
11 -Contract Applicating
12 On the Canadian Side of Lake Erie, Dutch Elm Disease Moves Steadily Westward
12 Typical WTT Business Involves Six Operations, Survey Shows
14 Texas A&M Conference Covers the Question: What Kind of Weed Control?
16 Hercules Says Toxaphene is not a 'Hard' Pesticide
17 Weeds Trees and Turf®: 1970 Suppliers' and Equipment Guide
49 Insect Report
50 From Emerald Valley Turf Nurseries: How to Cut Sod-Delivery Costs in Half
53 Meeting Dates
54 What's New with 'The Grass People'
56 New Products
58 Europeans Tour Ryan Facilities
59 New Management Announced for Landscape Contractors
59 Scientist Assails DDT Myths
60 Central Plains Turfgrass Report: Zoysia Fine on Kansas Golf Course
60 Atlas Computes Free Data for Pesticide Formulators
60 New Fact Sheets Available from Diamond Shamrock
61 Piantings [Paintings] can Reduce Some Traffic Noises 50%, Missouri Study Shows
61 Tree Expert Cites Assets of Liquid Plant Foods
61 Kearney-National Buys West Point Products Corp.
62 Florida Nurserymen Hear Qualities of a Manager
62 AAN Membership Spurts Ahead of Last Year's Gain
62 Trimmings
63 Willard Hayes Purchases Automatic Rain Company
63 New Brochures Available on Baker Rental and Leasing
63 Classifieds
63 Advertisers: Index to Advertisers
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