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1 Cover
6 Table of Contents
8 President's Message
10 Letters to the Editor
12 The Game and the Golf Course Superintendent
18 The Future of Golf Tournament
19 A & L to Offer In-House Nematode Analysis
19 "Florida Golf Day Extends to Florida Golf Week"
20 Watching Your Tees and Q's: Groom That Bent!
21 West Coast Buccaneers: Communication is Important to All Golf Course Superintendents
22 Standard Golf Acquires Shur-Way Ball Mark Repair Device
24 South Florida Sunshine: A Day in the Life of a Superintendent
26 Nemacur 3 (Liquid Formulation) Approved for Golf Course Use
28 The Gator Growls: Rapport Essential
30 South Florida PGA Pro-Supt. Tournament
32 Wesco-Zaun's Virgil Petty Wins Toro "Master Salesman" Award
32 Wesco-Zaun Named Top Toro Distributor in the United States
33 High Ridge Country Club...: A Natural Oasis for Golfers
35 Florida Green is a Winner
35 Pro-Superintendent Captured by Brooks and Dytrich
37 Florida Superintendents Give Record Donation to GCSAA Research
37 Orthene Tree & Ornamental Label Additions
37 Ransomes Distributors Given Trip to England
38 North Florida Divots: Super Talk
40 [GCSAA Distinguished Service Award]
41 A Word About Native Plants
42 "Off the Wall" Helpful Hints
45 John F. Foy Named USGA Green Section Agronomist
45 The Florida Green: A Short History
46 Golf Turf News: Gaseous Loss of Nitrogen from Turf
48 G.C.S.A.A. Finishes Third at International Greenskeepers and Superintendents Golf Tournament
49 Palm Beach Trade Winds: Can You Talk?
51 Repair Those Ball Marks and Divots
54 It's a Good Tool - Use with Caution and Restraint
59 Up with the Stimpmeter
64 Editorial
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1 Cover
6 Table of Contents
8 Tom Burrows: FGCSA's Man of Action
10 Letters to the Editor
12 Our Profession: Where We've been, Where We are, and Where We're Going
14 National Golf Foundation Announces 1985 Eckhoff Journalism Award Winners
16 San Francisco Smash Success
17 Stottern Elected President
17 Hearn Elected V.P.
18 Yosemite National Park
20 Zelazek Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Florida Green
20 Rhone-Poulenc, Inc.
21 Moncrief Received Green Section Award
22 "Color It Green": The Florida Green and The Green Sheet
26 Central Florida Crowfoots: Two Members Talk About the FGCSA and GCSAA
28 The Gator Growls: South Florida Water Management: Friend or Foe
30 North Florida Divots: Our Organizations and What They do
32 Disposal of Pesticide Containers
34 Wetting Agents vs. Crop Oil Concentrates
37 Adjuvants: Surfactants, Crop Oil Concentrates, etc.
40 Augustin Joins LESCO
40 LESCO Equipment Update
40 Diazinon on the Way Out
41 Georgia to Form Turfgrass Foundation
42 South Florida Sunshine
43 Watching Your Tees and Q's: Iron - A Micro with Macro Influences
44 Mutual Benefits
46 De Matteo Joins Lofts as Tech Service Agronomist
47 DeBRA Opens Stuart Office
48 Sherwood A. Moore: Mr. Golf Course Superintendent
49 LESCO Introduces Irrigation Line
50 Current Trends in Golf Course Management
51 The Little Guy
52 Surfactants and Herbicides
56 Board Meetings, Voting, Politicing, Trade Show and Recognition of Largest Donation Ever to GCSAA Kept Florida in the Limelight in San Francisco
58 Potassium Deficiencies
58 Nine Ways to Negotiate a Raise
58 LESCO Releases 1986 Catalog
59 Educating a Crew and Sharing Information are Superintendent's Job
60 A Plane Full of Cold Floridians Heading Back to The Land of Sunshine
62 San Francisco at the 57th International Golf Course Conference & Show: Moscone Convention Center
68 Editorial: Why Belong to an Association?

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Page Section/Selected Title
1 Cover
6 Table of Contents
8 President's Message
10 Letters to the Editor
16 Estech Branded Fertilizers, Inc. Adds to Woodace® Line
17 Palm Beach Trade Winds: Need Help? Call the Doctor!
20 The Gator Growls: Consultants - The Pros and Cons
22 Who Said: "The Grass is Always Greener..."
23 Personnel Practices
26 Acidifying Agent, Acidifier or Buffer
26 pH Effect on Pesticides
26 Effect of Hydrolysis on Some Commonly Used Pesticides
27 Tank Mixing Poses Considerations
28 Suncoast Sails: Consultants: A Handy Tool During Construction
29 Treasure Coast "Tide"ings: Our Multi-Faceted Role
30 South Florida Sunshine: Support Your Local Golf Course Superintendents Association
32 North Florida Divots: Consulting the Professionals
34 Using a Turf Consultant... Wisely
35 Ransomes Introduces 54" Rider
36 An Improved "Home-Made" Mole Cricket Bait
37 New Preemergence Herbicides for Turf
37 Nine Ways to Negotiate a Raise
38 Landscapers Expo 1986: Seminar and Trade Show
38 1986 Poa annua Classic
40 [Photos from the Poa annua Classic]
45 Tips from a Speechwriter
49 Sulfur Use on Greens
50 pH and Pesticides
51 "Weeping May Endure for a Night"
52 Aerial Photography Aids Maintenance
54 Computers - A Must!
55 Golf Turf News: IFAS Working for You
56 Space Age Technology Benefits Turf Industry
60 Bonita Bay Club: Black Makes It Green
64 Role of the Golf Course Consultant
68 Guest Editorial: Communications are the Key to Job Security
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Page Section/Selected Title
1 Cover
6 Table of Contents
8 President's Message
10 Letters to the Editor
12 South Florida Sunshine: The Professional Attitude
17 Watching Your Tees and Q's: What is Integrated Pest Management for Turf?
18 From Greenskeeper... ...to Superintendent
20 North Florida Divots: The Superintendent and the Barn
22 Palm Beach Trade Winds: How Professional is Professional?
26 Rice Brothers Featured Speakers at 1986 Conference and Show
28 Professionalism - An Observer's Viewpoint
32 The Superintendent's Wife
32 1986 Golf Tournament and Show: Florida Turfgrass Annual Conference and Show
34 1986 Spouse Program: Florida Turfgrass Association Annual Conference and Show
34 Trade Show
34 Prayer Breakfast
36 If There is No Pesticide Registered for the Purpose, do Not Cheat
36 Mower Blade Sharpness Effects on Turf
36 Cholinesterase Monitoring Important to Pesticide Safety
37 Effects of Edging Herbicide Treatments on Bermudagrass and Woody Ornamentals
37 It isn't Easy
38 The Gator Growls: Creating Professionalism
40 Professionalism is Applied Knowledge
44 Fiddlesticks Country Club: Lou and Janet Conzelmann: Teaming Up on the Long Mean and the Wee Friendly
48 DeBRA Introduces "Turf Groomer" Attachment
49 Golf Turf News: Value of Golf Turf to Florida
51 Work with the Superintendent: Communication Important to Golf Course Care
52 Tim's Personal Price of Professionalism
54 Fertility Requirements of Bermudagrass
60 The Ethics Question
62 Scotts Debuts First Turf Growth Regulators for Quality, Hybrid Bermudagrass Fairway Turf
64 Guideline for Improved Personal Performance
67 Get the Most Out of Conferences
68 Editorial

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