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Volume 11, No. 1
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: On the Safety and Health Act of 1970
6 Letters to the Editor
7 Government News/Business
8 The Great Industry at Work: Integrated Land Development
10 Nozzles and Spray Systems
14 Effects of Weed Control on the Environment
20 Match Tree Selection to Use Area
23 Meeting Dates
24 Ohio Turfgrass Conference: Fifth Annual Show and Tell
26 Tree Removal Stirs Ire of Miami Citizen
27 Wood Bark Industry Now Organized
27 Transvaal Buys Herbicide Plant
28 Continuous Training: Technique for Holding Employees
28 Illinois to Hold Pesticide Clinics
29 Grounds Maintenance Conference Scheduled
29 Safety Act Booklet Available
30 Sod Industry Section: ASPA - California or Bust
30 Consumer Protection Highlights Sod Growers Meeting
31 A Sod Producer's Two Goals
32 Ohio Sod Growers Organize New Group
32 Plants Vital; but can't Solve Pollution
32 Definition of a Farmer
33 New Products
36 Ohio State Sponsors Short Course
36 Infrared Holds Promise for Turfgrass
37 Kit Aims at Cutting Weed Control Corners
38 Elanco Field Tests New Pre-Plant Herbicides
38 New Brochure
38 Helicopters Fertilize 60,000 Acres of Trees
38 New Owner for Jari Sickle Mower Line
38 1972 Turf and Landscape Horticulture Institute
38 Republic Rubber Drops Some Product Lines
39 Industry People on the Move
39 Stop Erosion with Ground Cover Product
39 Check Electric Motors Regularly
40 Book Review
41 Classifieds
42 Trimmings
42 Advertisers' Index
42 A Grass Roots View of Pesticides


Volume 11, No. 2
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6 Table of Contents
8 Editorial: Our Dynamic Green Industry
10 Government News/Business
11 New Team Weeds Trees and Turf
14 Turf Nutrition
16 Programmed Turf Disease Control
18 Golf Course Development Outlook - 1972
19 The Search for Shade Tolerant Turf
22 Sulfur for Turfgrass
25 Bullish on Baron
28 The View from California: Turf Pest Control and the Environment
30 Great Neck: [Long Island Public School Turf Program]
30 Nursery Official Reports on Green Survival Concept
37 Arborist Assn. Offers Expanded Home Study Course
37 Phase II Guidelines for Nurserymen
41 Incorporate Herbicide - Brochure Tells How
42 Maryland Herbicide Studies are Reported
43 Meeting Dates
44 Lab Seeks Solutions to Tree Problems
46 Michigan to Study Highway Environment
46 Toro Dealers Go Back to School
47 Streams can Clean Up Organic Pollution
47 Scientist Advocates Tailoring Plants to Soil
47 Miracle of the Land Stauffer Presentation
49 Industry People on the Move
50 Letters to the Editor
50 Chlevin Resigns as GCSAA Director
51 Sod Industry Section: Consider Thin Cut Sod
52 Brouwer Turf of Canada Introduces Sod Harvester
52 Mutoza Elected to Calif. Landscape Board
53 Golf Course Builders to Meet in Cincinnati
53 Plant Food Carnival Slated for March
56 New Products
59 Insect Report
63 Classifieds
63 Advertisers' Index
64 Trimmings
64 Army Engineers Test Underwater Tree Survival
64 A Case to Ponder
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Volume 11, No. 3
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4 Table of Contents
8 Editorial: Environmental Pesticide Control Bill
10 Guest Editorial: The Pesticide Future is Brighter
12 Government News/Business
14 Chemicals Reduce Maintenance Costs for Maryland Highways
16 Herbicides Keep Jacksonville Drainage Ditches Open
19 Chemical Weed Control Cuts Labor Costs in Half
22 25 Year Projection: Industry's Role in Weed Science
30 Silver Anniversary: Southern Weed Science Society Report
32 Industry Executive Predicts Brighter Chemical Future
37 Eron Invents Aerator and Water Treatment Device
38 Ohio Landscape Contractors Elect Officers
39 Canada Thistle Threat to Green Industry
44 Sod Industry Section: Management Factors Affecting Sod Heating
45 Midwest Turfgrass Growers Attend Meeting in Lincoln
45 Agrico Moves Sales Division to Memphis
46 Scientists Honored by Northeast Weed Society
46 Jacobsen Publishes Service Manual for 2-Cycle Motors
47 ASPA Plans Canadian Summer Meeting
47 Vandermolen to Market New Brush Chipper
47 Florida Group Sets Trade-Education Show Date
48 Industry People on the Move
49 No One Answer to Pollution Solution
50 [New Products]
52 Agronomists Report New Use for Old Tires
55 Environmental Safety Bulletin Available from Dow
55 Encapsulated Chemicals Decrease Human Toxicity
55 Turf Equipment Firms Sign Marketing Agreement
56 Letters to the Editor
57 Biological Control for Gypsy Moth
58 Insect Report
58 Meeting Dates
62 Forest Ecologist Studies Herbicides Residues
62 Advertisers' Index
63 Classifieds
64 Trimmings
64 EPA Registers Dow Herbicide for Texas Use


Volume 11, No. 4
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6 Table of Contents
8 Editorial: Our Brave New World
10 Government News/Business
13 Dutch Elm Disease: One Step Closer to a cure
18 Precision Spray System: Accutrol - Industry Unites Chemicals and Air
21 Letters to the Editor
23 43rd International Turfgrass Conference and Show: Expo - Commercial Turfgrass
26 Winter-Hardy Ornamentals: The Key is Year-Round Fertility
28 Zoysia Grass: Mel Anderson's Bold Experiment
34 Wisconsin to Hold Arborist Training Seminars
34 Canadians Reduce Spray Drift on Ontario Highways
34 Purdue Turf Students Receive Scholarships
35 Adikes Introduces New Adelphi Kentucky Bluegrass
35 Brooks Instrument Announces Marc VI Turbo-Meter
38 National Arborists Assn. Elects Officers
39 Scientists Advocate Nuclear Power to Conserve Energy Drain
40 Ecology Manipulation Suggested for Sod Fields
40 New Headquarters Building to House Upjohn Ag Division
41 Brush in Central Texas Controlled with Tandex
41 SAFO Markets Spreader Sticker
46 Industry People on the Move
47 New Products
50 Lofts to Market New Turfgrass Varieties
50 Nopco Markets Wetting Agent in Slurry Form
51 Illinois Spray Law Discussed at Conference
52 Grade Changes Affect Adjacent Tree Growth
54 Sod Industry Section: American Sod Producers Assn. Stages California Sod Blast
61 Meeting Dates
62 Insect Report
65 Aquatic Weed Group to Meet July 9-12
65 Scientists Seek Biological Control of Forest Pests
66 Advertisers' Index
67 Classifieds
68 Trimmings
68 Sodding Specifications Developed by ASPA
68 The Grounds for Grass
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Volume 11, No. 5
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6 Table of Contents
8 Editorial...: The Hat Trick
10 Government News/Business
12 The Public Relations of Public Spraying
14 Fluorescence - Nature's Hereditary Trademark: Ultraviolet Light Helps Decode Ryegrass Species
14 -Fluorescence as Related to Ryegrass Recommendations
28 -Flourescence [Fluorescence] and Ryegrass Breeding
28 -Flourescence [Fluorescence] in Ryegrass Certification
52 -Flourescence [Fluorescence] and the Federal Seed Act
16 Slow Release Herbicides: A New View in Aquatic Weed Control
18 Turfgrass Retardation with Chemicals
20 Florida Applicator Saves Owner $45/Acre: Injection System Keeps Nematodes in Check
37 Abbott Laboratories Releases Brochure
37 Insects in Weed Control to be Studied
39 Literature on Chinch Bug Available from Stauffer
39 U.K. Forestry Plantations Adopt Shell Prefix
40 Tree Service Company Transplants Chinese Ginkgo
41 Industry People on the Move
42 Controlled-Release Chemicals May Aid in Reforestation
43 Insect Report
45 Aquatic Weed Program Set for July 9-12
45 Penn State Fertilizer Tests Indicate Good Results
46 Meeting Dates
49 New Products
50 Florida Firm Babysits Tree
51 Pesticide Discovery and Testing Costly, Dow Scientists Report
54 Golf Course Builders Elect Ball Pro as President
54 Fertilizer Pollution Nil Says MSU Scientist
56 Sod Industry Section: Chicken Feed from Clippings
58 Revised Tree Ordinance Booklet Now Available
62 Cost of Weed Control Compared with Slide Rule
62 New Formulation of Dylox Registered for Gypsy Moth
63 Davey Field Men Attend School of Hard Knots
64 Merchandising Pays for Hofmann Nurseries
65 Classifieds
65 Advertisers' Index
66 Trimmings


Volume 11, No. 6
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4 Table of Contents
6 Editorial: The DDT Finale
8 Government News/Business
9 Rights-of-Way Maintenance - The Future
10 -The Ecologist's View
12 -The Utility View
13 -The Public View
16 What a Golf Course Should be: Contractor Cites Building and Remodeling Trends
18 Staff Report: DED Control Kindles Strong Arborist Interest
22 Sunshine State Site of Aquatic Weed Meeting
22 Chipman Chemicals, Ltd. Distrubutor [Distributor] for Cutrine
22 Herbicide for Bentgrass Formulated by Mallinckrodt
22 Univ. of Massachusetts Turfgrass Alumni Organize
26 Insect Report
28 Grounds Management Society Schedules September Meeting
31 Meeting Dates
33 Clean Chemical Containers Combat Contamination
34 White House Tree Planting Highlight of Arbor Day
34 DDT Not Carcinogenic Scientists Tell EPA
35 Two Environmental Health Bulletins Available from Dow
37 Industry People on the Move
38 New Products
43 Sod Industry Section: Directory of Sod Terms
45 American Sod Producers Assn. Plan Canadian Summer Gala
52 Jacklin and Vaughan's Seed Company to Merge
52 Geigy's Shortstop Herbicide Registered in California
52 Amchem's Directa-Spra Reduces Spray Drift
57 Classifieds
57 Betasan Literature Released by Stauffer
57 Advertisers' Index
58 Trimmings
58 Penn State Bulletin Features Pollution Solutions
58 Major Turf Diseases
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Volume 11, No. 7
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4 Table of Contents
6 Editorial: Safety Abuses
10 Government News/Business
12 Aquatic Weed History: Century Old Problem
13 The Good Ol' Days
14 Chemical Contamination: Modern Biocides - A New Dimension to Water's Complex Environment
16 Directa Spra - New Compact Sprayer: How We Reduced Drift with Aquatic Herbicides
18 Even in Las Vegas... You can't Gamble with Turf
20 Florida's $2.8 Million Aquatic Plant Research and Control Program
25 Letters to the Editor
25 -Set Record Straight
25 -Rebuttal
26 Illinois Research Report: Aquatic Herbicides: New Possibilities
31 Industry People on the Move
33 Copper Sulfate Not Harmful to Fish, Study Shows
33 Rapid Algal Growth Promoted by Herbicides
33 Connecticut Entomologist Ends 43 Year Career
35 Protective Clothing Safety Conference Topic
36 Plant Expansion and Backhoe Announced by Ford
38 Railway Cleanup Campaign Nets Tons of Refuse
39 Meeting Dates
41 New Products
44 Sod Industry Section: Pros and Cons of Rolled or Palletized Sod
45 DDT Degrades in Lakes Faster Than in Soil
46 Lake Bacterial Population Upset by Certain Herbicides
46 Spruce Budworm Attractant Discovered by Scientist
47 Insect Report
52 Aquatic Weed Harvester Invented by Floridian
53 Classifieds
53 Advertisers' Index
54 Trimmings
54 Algimyein PLL-C Algaecide Registered by EPA
54 Cow Manure vs. Milk


Volume 11, No. 8
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4 Table of Contents
6 Editorial: Bucket Safety
8 Government News/Business
14 How to Select a Pro-Grade Chain Saw
16 Prognosis for the Wounded Tree
18 Power Saws in Trees
20 18 Steps to Safe Tree Climbing
23 Selling a Tree Program to the City
28 A Green Industry In-Depth Feature: On the Job in a Bucket: Hoosier Arborist Tells How
33 Colorful Tree Care Booket [Booklet] Offered by Davey
34 Lawn and Turf Pests in Utah
34 Michigan Freeway Interchanges Site of Urban Tree Study
35 New Arborist Tools Called Simple and Clever
39 Nalco Chemical Company Opens New District Office
39 Union Carbide's Temik 10G Receives New EPA Label
39 New Hydraulic Tools Brochure Released by Ackley
41 Book Review
42 Imidan Deals Decisive Blow to Gypsy Moth
44 Industry People on the Move
45 Debris Management Machines Latest in Toro Line
46 Sod Industry Section: Birth of a Bluegrass
48 New Products
52 Acquisition of David Brown Announced by Tenneco
52 Tree and Shrub Care Released by USDA
52 Northern Michigan Turfgrass Field Day Sept. 13
53 Meeting Dates
54 Safety and Health Act Audio-Visual Now Available
54 Trees can Kill Themselves Says Purdue Horticulturist
54 Wayne Manufacturing Co. to Merge with FMC Corp.
55 Classifieds
55 Advertisers' Index
56 Trimmings
56 $19,500 Research Grant Awarded at Texas A&M
56 Comply or Pay Fine
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Volume 11, No. 9
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6 Table of Contents
8 Editorial: The Team Struck Out
10 Government News/Business
11 Washington's Pierce County Weed Program: Weed Control Western Style
15 Soil Fumigant Aids Organic Compost: Fertilizer from Animal Wastes
16 Why Power Saws Fail - And How to Avoid Trouble
20 Knee Deep in Weeds: Chem-Trol Weed Control: A Business with a Future
22 Slow Release Nitrogen: Golf Course Labor-Saver
24 Victorious War on Brush
28 Hyacinth Control Society Report: Aquatic Weeds - A National Problem
35 First Olympic Victory Copped by British
35 Rapid Advance to Controller New Toro Feature
35 Dursban for Fog Application Registered by EPA
37 Insect Report
38 System M Algaecide Introduced by 3M Co.
38 Puksating Sprinkler Head Offered by Melnor Industries
39 Meeting Dates
40 Chemical Corner
41 Park and Grounds Institute Slated Oct. 30 - Nov. 2
41 LTV Aerospace Corporation Announces Commercial Group
42 Sod Industry Section: ASPA Visits Canada in Force
44 Giant Brushroller Compresses Brush
44 Experimental Irrigation Utilizes "Doze" Concept
44 Brush Chipper Firm Includes Disc Brakes as Option
45 New Products
48 Industry People on the Move
51 Metro Tree Stress Studied at Penn State
52 Agchem Div. of ICI America Moves to Delaware
52 Johnsongrass Control
53 Classifieds
53 Advertisers' Index
54 Trimmings
54 Crabgrass (Digitaria sarguinalis)


Volume 11, No. 10
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: A Voice United
6 Government News/Business
8 Part I: Applicator Use Laws: [Laws for States Alphabetically from Alabama to Missouri]
11 Last of a Series: Power Saw Safety
12 Grooming the Monster
14 WTT Believe It or Not: Hydrilla in Iowa
16 Mature Tree Transplants Instant Shade in Landscape Design
18 48th Annual International Shade Tree Conference Report
18 OSHA Requirements Explained...
25 Cancer-Inhibiting Plants Explored by USDA
28 Tropical Horticulture School Opens in Hawaii
28 Irrigation University Started by Toro
29 William S. Norton Named Mr. Toro 1972
29 Florida Turfgrass Meeting Scheduled October 16-17
29 Carbon Monoxide Levels Higher Away from Job, Research Shows
31 Meeting Dates
35 Am. Horticultural Society Receives $5000 Federal Grant
37 Defense Conservation Award Won by Picatinny Arsenal
39 Industry People on the Move
40 Sod Industry Section: Safety of Turf - Natural or Synthetic
41 Meeting Site Ballot Sent to ASPA Members
41 Assoc. Landscape Contractors Opens Booth Space for Show
41 Maryland Horticulturist Receives National Recognition
42 New Products
44 Advertisers' Index
44 Sophisticated Irrigation System Designed Around Scarce Water
45 Insect Report
46 Classifieds
47 Trimmings
47 Management Steps for Better Water Use
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Volume 11, No. 11
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3 Table of Contents
4 Editorial: Applicator's Tea Party
5 Government News/Business
7 WTT Special News Report: Federal Environmental Pesticide Control Act
9 Part II: Applicator Use Laws: [Laws for States/Territories from Montana to Virgin Islands]
12 The Magic of Wand of Science: A Ryegrass That Cuts Clean
14 Low Temperature Turfgrass Kill
16 International Pesticide Applicators, Inc.
18 Weevil Battalion Charges Water Hyacinth
20 Outdoor Trees for Indoor Use
24 Letters to the Editor
24 Trees Suffer Stress Plants Pathologist Says
24 Golf Couse Builders Prepare Membership Directory
25 Meeting Dates
26 Rohm and Hass Company Discovers New Rodonticides [Rodenticides]
26 Operating Cost Study Released by Nursery Industry
26 Emory Hunter Appointed 1973 Expo Chairman
26 Calif. Pesticide Applicators to Form New Association
26 Grass Identification Guide Available from O.M. Scott
26 Conrad L. Scheetz is New GCSAA Exec. Director
27 Industry People on the Move
29 Turfgrass Ice Rinks
30 Sod Industry Section: Marketing Order Concept a Necessity for Sod Producers
32 New Products
34 Insect Report
34 Grounds Management Society Announces News Officers
36 Service Training Program Announced by Jacobson
37 Super Duals Protect Turf at Memory Gardens
38 GCSAA Turfgrass Showcase Slated for January 7-12
38 Gas Engine Market to Double in 5 Years
39 Classifieds
39 Advertisers' Index
39 New California Facility Erected by F.E. Meyers
40 Trimmings
40 The Law in Review


Volume 11, No. 12
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6 Table of Contents
9 Editorial: A Quiet Happy New Year
11 Government News/Business
12 Vegetation Management: It Makes Dollars and Sense in Texas
14 Assoc. Landscape Contractor Faults Highway Construction
16 Sod for a Mobile Home Estate
18 Big Tree Moving Operation Completed at Opryland U.S.A.
20 They Tip'em to Test'em
21 Collecting That Hard Earned Dollar
23 1973 Suppliers Guide and Equipment Directory: 1972 Article Index
44 -Alphabetical Listing of Suppliers: Weeds Trees and Turf Advertisers Listed in Boldface Type
71 -Weeds Trees and Turf: 1972 Article Index
74 Tidewater and Metropolitan Shade Tree Conferences Discuss Benlate Fungicide
75 Green Industry Associations: New Officers, New Programs, New Action Reports
79 Insect Report
80 New Products
82 Sod Industry Section: Hawaiian Seminar Planned by ASPA
82 Midwest Turf Growers Plan OSHA Seminar
82 Water Quality Report Published by EPA
83 Turf Seminar Scheduled for 17 Cities
83 Texas Ag. Department Approves Use of Banvel
83 Warm Weather Speeds Sludge Decomposition
84 Industry People on the Move
87 Meeting Dates
88 Classifieds
89 Advertisers Index
90 Trimmings
90 Environmental Services Started by Asplundh
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