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Volume 18, No. 1
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
9 Viewpoint: "Monster Bug" Attacks!
10 Green Industry News
10 -Lawn Care Growth Evident at Ohio Turf Show
14 -Ohio Simulator to Provide Turf Data
14 -Penncross Bent Rated Superior in NGF Survey
12 Government Update
14 Landscape Contractor News
16 Irrigation Renovation Decisions and Maintaining System Efficiency
24 How to Appraise Trees and Plants for Tax and Insurance Purposes
28 Park Maintenance Planning Begins with Good Design
34 African Savannah, Asian Swamps Make California Zoo Home
42 New Jersey Turfgrass Expo '78: Emphasis on Turf Production
49 Conference Presents Information on Wastewater Irrigation
52 Vegetation Management
52 -[Late Spring may be at Fault for Poor Crabgrass Control This Year]
54 Proscape
54 -[Factors Contributing to the Slow Establishment of Bentgrass on High Sand Greens]
54 -[Take Steps to Grow Deep Roots Even in the Winter]
56 Grass Roots
58 Products
66 Classifieds
70 Events
70 Advertisers


Volume 18, No. 2
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
9 Viewpoint
11 Green Industry News
12 -Turfgrass: High Salt, pH Tolerant Grass Found in Colorado
16 Cultivar Performance in Sod Blends and Mixtures
26 How to Prepare and Maintain a Baseball Field in the West
36 Nonselective Weed Control is Not Just for Specialists
54 Asplundh is Large Part of Right-of-Way History
60 Suburban Mowing Efficiency Improved by Growth Regulators
63 Michigan Nurseryman Boasts of Trickle Irrigation Benefits
72 Proscape
72 -[Recommendations for Rehabilitation of Campground Sites and Playground Areas Where Heavy Use Causes Deterioration and Continual Destruction of Turf]
79 Vegetation Management
80 Products
90 Classifieds
96 Events
98 Advertisers
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Volume 18, No. 3
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Letters
8 Viewpoint
11 Green Industry News
14 Government Update
16 Considerations for Use of Corrugated Drainage Tubing
24 Professional Applicator Must Know Mixing Basics
39 Timing, Rate are Critical for Preemergence Herbicides
48 Scottish Greenkeepers Preserve Natural Challenge of Courses
57 GCSAA Winter Conference Report Sessions, Show Drew Over 6000
59 ALCA Honored by Houston Mayor: Houston Landscape Week Proclaimed
62 California Landscaper Nurtures Plants in Urban Environment
78 Vegetation Management: Crabgrass Problems
84 Proscape
84 -[The Difference Between Thatch and Mat Explained and Use of Posan on Greens]
91 Products
98 Classifieds
104 Michigan State Students Honored at Conference
106 Events
106 Advertisers


Volume 18, No. 4
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
5 Cover
7 Viewpoint
8 Green Industry News
8 -Basics Emphasized at Virginia Turf Conference
10 Government Update
15 Landscape Contractor News
16 Managing Turfgrass Transition in Both Spring and Fall
28 Geochemical Factors Affecting Plant Growth in Reclamation
45 Experts Discuss Latest on Thatch at Nebraska
46 -Latest Thatch Information is Helpful but Controversial
48 -Influence of Thatch on Soil is Both Positive and Negative
50 -Relationship of Thatch to Disease and Insect Stress
54 -Changes in Management Needed Due to Thatch Accumulation
58 -Integration of Control Methods Necessary to Prevent Thatch Buildup
62 Japanese Beetle Control: Biological and Chemical
68 Trees and Shrubs Recommended for Hardiness in the Northeast
76 Vegetation Management
76 -[The Major Difference Between Liquid and Granular Fertilizer is the Rate at Which Nutrients are Available for Root Absorption]
76 -[Best Way to Bring Down the pH of Lawns to a Satisfactory Level]
76 -[Turfgrass can be Scalped in Early Spring Before Greenup]
76 -[Applications of Fungicide for the Control of Snow Molds Must be Made in Late Fall Before Snow Cover]
76 -[Pigments and Dyes That Will Safely Color Turfgrass]
78 Products
98 Classifieds
102 Events
102 Advertisers
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Volume 18, No. 5
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
8 Viewpoint
12 Green Industry News
14 Landscape Contractor News
19 Government Update
20 Integrated Control Strategies Established for Tree Insects
28 Bird Pest Control by Trimming Favorite Trees Shown Effective
32 Clearing Up Mysteries Will Aid Growth of Hydraulic Seeding
38 Groundcovers Provide Alternative to Turfgrass in Landscaping
46 Postemergents Available for Control of Nutsedge in Turf
54 Lake City Community College: Training to Meet Industry Needs
60 Vegetation Management
60 -[Recommended Post-Emergent Control of Immature Crabgrass and Other Annual Grasses in Turfgrass]
62 -[Keeping Bermudagrass Out of a Bluegrass Lawn]
64 Proscape
64 -[The Effect of the Energy Crisis on the Future of the Golf Industry]
65 -[Recommended Process for Selecting and Hiring a Design or Consulting Firm]
76 Products
90 Classifieds
93 Events
94 Advertisers


Volume 18, No. 6
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Viewpoint: Action is Needed to Stop Loss of Extension Personnel
11 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
16 Symptoms and Conditions of Environmental Tree Disease
31 Detection and Correction of Tree Root Disorders
38 Summer Equipment Series - Part One: Making the Most of Equipment Maintenance
42 Aquatic Herbicides Designed for Environmental Compatibility
47 Heat Stress, Not Anthracnose is Scourge of Poa annua
68 Vegetation Management
68 -[Simplest Method for Repairing Turf Areas Damaged by Insecticides and Chinch Bug Controls]
68 -[Standard Methods of Mole Control]
68 -[Possibilities for Treating Calcium Deposits from Hard Water]
70 -[Procedure for Starting Your Own Lawn Spray Business in Michigan]
72 Proscape
72 -[Best and Cheapest Turf-Type Ryegrass That Performs Well in Clay]
72 -[Grass Longevity is a Function of Planting Location, Use, and Maintenance]
72 -[Best Method to Break Up Clay Soil Over Which Sod has been Placed]
75 Products
83 Classifieds
85 Events
86 Advertisers
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Volume 18, No. 7
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Letters
4 -In a Rut
6 Viewpoint
8 Green Industry News
16 Keys to Managing Zoysia Offered by Missouri's Dunn
20 Summer Equipment Series - Part Two: Analyzing Engine Ailments for Prevention and Correction
24 Reclamation Grass Selection Depends on Combinations, Cost
28 Sod Field Days Include Visit to Scotts, Princeton
30 Wetting Agents and Their Role in Water Conservation Today
32 Vegetation Management
32 -[Soil Compaction from Foot Traffic can be Very Serious Problem for Both Trees and Turf]
36 First Lady Presents Landscape Honors
45 Products
51 Classifieds
53 Events
54 Advertisers


Volume 18, No. 8
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
8 Letters
10 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
16 Safe Chain Saw Use Linked to Technique, Size
20 Precautions for Digging and Transplanting Out of Season
25 Need for Growth Regulators Accentuated by Rising Costs
32 Penn State Tests Reveal Growth Regulator Pros and Cons
38 Summer Equipment Series - Part Three: Rings and Pistons Indicate Engine Maintenance Needs
41 Vegetation Management
41 -[Grub Injury can be Compared to Laying New Sod]
41 -[Controversy Between Liquid and Granular Fertilizer]
43 Proscape
43 -[Locating Buried Plastic Tile and Water Lines without Disturbing Large Areas of Turf]
48 Products
55 Classifieds
60 Events
62 Advertisers
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Volume 18, No. 9
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Viewpoint
8 Green Industry News
9 Landscape Contractor News
12 Government Update
14 Wood Chips and Sludge Form Rich Compost
20 Water Management Report Supports Increased Use of Aquatic Herbicides
25 Weeds Trees & Turf: 1980: Manager's Guide to Equipment, Chemicals, Supplies and Distributors
28 -Equipment
41 -Equipment Companies
59 -Chemicals
68 -Chemical Companies
72 -Seed Companies
74 -Equipment Dealers
82 -Chemical Dealers
89 Challenges of Railroad Control are Long Days and Constant Care
92 Railroad Reclamation Restores Indian Land
94 Vegetation Management
95 -[Red Fescues are the Most Shade-Tolerant of the Common Lawn Grass Species]
96 Proscape
96 -[Correctly Diagnosing and Treating Turf Diseases is becoming More Difficult]
96 -[Locating Pipes Under the Soil Surface]
98 Products
104 Classifieds
108 Events
110 Advertisers


Volume 18, No. 10
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Viewpoint: Coming in 1980
6 Green Industry News
11 Landscape Contractor News
12 Government Update
14 Park Supervisors Adjust to Financial Pressures
22 Reclamation Contractors Struggle to Survive Delay in OSM Business
28 Contractors Describe Projects Chosen as 1979 Award Winners
36 Fall is the Time to Review or Begin Preventative Maintenance Program
45 Vegetation Management
46 -[2,4-D Will Not Injure the Seed Itself]
46 -[Irrigation During Early Morning or Evening Hours Allows for the Most Efficient Utilization of Water by Turfgrass Plants]
46 -[Cool Season Turfgrass Plants Typically Turn Brown in the Summer but It is Not Permanently Affected]
49 Products
55 Events
62 Classifieds
64 Advertisers
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Volume 18, No. 11
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Viewpoint: Smaller Associations could Use Economies of a Central Service
6 Green Industry News
8 Landscape Contractor News
12 Government Update
14 Protecting Fall Plantings from the Ravages of Winter
18 Municipal Managers Learn to Compete for Budget Funds
22 Tests Indicate Persistence of Vegetation on Toxic Spoils
28 Vegetation Management
30 Products
45 Classifieds
47 Events
48 Advertisers


Volume 18, No. 12
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1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Viewpoint
11 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
18 Implementing a Street Tree Inventory and Planning System
25 1979 Index
29 Selecting the Right Engine for an Existing Pump System
32 Labor, Pace of Technology to Change Standards in the 80's
35 Pruning Programs Require Accurate Schedule, Management
38 Vegetation Management
41 Products
46 Classifieds
48 Events
50 Advertisers
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