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2 Forewords
2 -President's Message: Mother Nature Throws Many Curve Balls
6 -Plotner's Page: Water Use is the Hot Topic for 1995
8 Spotlight
8 -Distinguished Service Award: Ray Hansen Rises to FGCSA Pinnacle After Only Eight Years in the State
10 -President's Award: Bill McKee - Pennsylvania's Loss is Florida's Gain
17 -President's Award: Royce Stewart - Leadership by Example
20 Saddlebrook: Three Villages, Two Golf Courses, a Convention Center, a Golf Academy, a Tennis Academy and a High School
36 Heads Up
36 -ACSP Water Conservation: Making Water Conservation an Everyday Practice
37 -Irrigation Practices: Water Conservation and Healthy Turf are Compatible
41 -Irrigation Equipment and Sound Water Management Practices
42 -Recycled Water: Treated Effluent as an Irrigation Source
46 -Water Recapture and Re-Use
48 -Stop Wasting Water by Pouring It Down the Drain
52 -Much Ado About Mulching
56 -Applying for Certification: Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program
58 -Our Watered-Down Game: Turn Off the Sprinklers and Play Some Real Golf
59 Letter
59 -Senator Answers on Biological Diversity
71 -Truly, a Team Effort!
60 Hands on: Weed Control: Preemergent & Post Emergent Programs
60 -Staying on Schedule is a Must!
61 -How Weeds Gain a Foothold
61 -A Weed is a Weed - Or is It?
62 -Mapping Pays Off!
62 -Weed Control with a Real 'Hands on' Approach
64 -Split Applications for Sedge
65 -Planning, Patience and Prudence
65 -Responding to Changing Conditions
66 -Managing Weeds in Different Turf Types, Ornamental Grasses
68 -We don't have a Big Weed Problem!
68 An Opinion: Is the Daily Demand for Tournament Conditions Driving the Entire Golf Industry into the Ground?
72 Environment
72 -AmerAquatic Water and Wading Bird Survey: Bird Populations on Golf Courses
74 -Study Says Lake Area and Trophic Status Principal Influences on Bird Populations
76 Research: Bermudagrass Selections for South Florida Golf Course Putting Greens
78 Afterwords
78 -Mark My Words: The Rift Between Two Audubon Societies
80 -Green Side Up: The Summer of My Discontent
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4 Table of Contents
5 Advertiser Index
6 Forewords
6 -President's Message: Professionalism Makes Us All Better Superintendents
10 -Plotner's Page: Superintendents Will Always Be Important to Management Groups
12 Spotlight
12 -66th Annual GCSAA Conference and Show
14 -I Left My Shaving Kit in San Francisco
18 -1995 GCSAA Golf Championship Delights All
21 -Florida Superintendent Gary Grigg Now President of GCSAA
21 -Florida Green Rates Best in GCSAA: GCSAA Chapter Publications Contest
22 -Eighth Annual SFGCSA Exposition: 450 Attend IFAS Field Day in Fort Lauderdale
22 -Everglades GCSA Spring Seminar: Turf Experts Speak to 75 Superintendents
28 The Sanctuary at Wulfert Point: A Sanctuary and a Golf Course Wrapped in a Wildlife Preserve
46 Heads Up: Integrated Pest Management: ACSP: Part V
46 -Your Key to the Future
47 -IPM Strategies for Golf Course Maintenance
50 -The Golf Course Monitoring Program
52 -IPM for Audubon: Cost Effective and Smart
52 -ACSP Certification Tips
54 -Biologicals and Organic/Natural Products - Soil Microbial Enhancement
54 -Practical Application I - Seminole Golf Club
56 -Practical Application II - Banyan Golf Club
58 -Metamorphosis - Maintenance Barn to Maintenance Facility
58 -Practical Application III: Fiddlesticks Country Club
62 Hands on
62 -Professionalism
62 -A Question of Ethics
62 -Getting the Right Man for the Job
64 -From School to Assistant
66 The Florida Tour
66 -Chrysler-Plymouth Tournament Champions
70 -HealthSouth Inaugural: Disney's Eagle Pines G.C., Walt Disney World
70 -Royal Caribbean Classic: Links of Key Biscayne, Florida
74 -The Intellinet Challenge: The Vineyards, Naples Florida
75 -GTE Suncoast Classic: TPC of Cheval Tampa Bay, Tampa, Florida
76 Research: Management of Blue-Green Algae on Putting Greens
84 Health & Safety: We Never Heard the Bullet Coming...: Death Lurks in the Sunshine
86 Afterwords
86 -Mark My Words: Reasons to Feel Optimistic About Our Industry
88 -Green Side Up: Professionalism is as Professionalism does

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4 Table of Contents
5 Advertiser Index
6 Forewords
6 -[President's Message]: ...A Lively Panel Discussion on the Media
8 -Plotner's Page: Golf is a Solution, Not a Problem
12 Spotlight
12 -1995 Poa annua Classic: Productive, Educational, Fun
16 -Suncoast Scramble Raises Funds for Projects
18 -Just Before the Blue Pearl Tournament - Helicopter Hole in One
20 -Blue Pearl Tourney Benefits Program
22 President's Award
22 -Lonnie Stubbs: A Man of Enduring Quality
22 -Joe Snook: Treasure Coast's Mr. Versatility
26 -Lou Oxnevad: In the Old Tom Morris Mold
28 Disney's Bonnet Creek Golf Club: Fly-Over Country for Osprey and Eagles: A Tale of Two Courses
58 Hands on
58 -BioControls, BioStimulants, and Wetting Agents
58 -A Letter from IFAS
59 -Humate and Humic Acid
60 -Linking Up with the World of Golf
62 -Professionalism, Part II - Is Your Image a True Reflection?
62 -Professionalism, Part II [III] - The Assistant's Role in Golf Course Operations
64 Heads Up
64 -Water Quality Management
65 -Water Management by Design
66 -Grassing for Water Quality
70 -Water Quality Management for the Equipment Wash Area
74 -Water Management at Golf Courses - Algae and Macrophytes
82 The Florida Tour: Part 2: March Madness Brings Best Out of Florida Superintendents, Golf Courses
82 -Doral-Ryder Open
83 -The Honda Classic
84 -Professional Golf on Florida Courses
86 -The Nestle Invitational
86 -The Tournament Players Championship: TPC at Sawgrass
87 -The LPGA Sprint Championship
88 -Inside the Ropes
90 Announcing 1995 Florida Green Photo Contest
91 Regulation: Florida Fuel Tanks Must be Insured
92 Research: Will Research Dollars become (Ex)Spendable?
94 Afterwords
94 -Mark My Words: Trying to Make Intelligent Decisions
96 -Green Side Up: Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
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2 Table of Contents
3 Advertiser Index
4 President's Message: Environmental Movement Needs Redirection
6 Forewords: Kuehner's Corner: GCSAA Sealing Relationships with Local Chapters
8 Spotlight
8 -Scenes from the 1995 Crowfoot Open
10 -Bay Hill Hosts 19th Crowfoot Open
10 -Opinion - Equipment Companies Need Parts on the Shelf
12 -Paul Frank: The Wilderness Man
16 The Medalist Golf Club: ...A Player's Course: Risk, Reward, Shot Selection, Course Management and Creativity Required
32 Heads Up: ACSP: One with Nature - Loblolly Pines Golf Club
44 Hands on
44 -Hunker in a Bunker
46 -Bunker Maintenance at Grey Oaks C.C.
50 Superintendent's Journal: On the Oregon Seed Trail
56 Research: DNA: Bermudagrass Fingerprinting
66 Letters
66 -Where has Our Loyalty Gone?
67 -Greg's Response: Supers aren't Clones
68 Superintendent's Top Ten Causes of Stress
70 Opinion: Fairness - From the WGCSA Grass Roots
72 1995 Florida Green Photo Contest
76 Afterwords
76 -Mark My Words: The Summer of '95
78 -Green Side Up: Let's Talk Golf

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