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Cover |
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Table of contents |
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Pebble Beach Co. takes effluent plunge |
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Field burning on decline in Oregon, but not in Idaho |
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Behind every great golf course architect... |
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A ledge with a view |
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Kemper, AGC wrangle over city contract |
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News |
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News in brief |
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Sanner joins Golf Course News as Western rep |
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By the numbers |
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Corrections |
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Environmental vandals leave spikes and gum wrappers in wake |
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City Council turns thumbs down on proposed course in Macedonia, Ohio |
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Fla. municipality to get executive track |
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Branson could get new golf layout |
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So. Calif. proposal gets planning board OK |
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Ill. farm to become golf course |
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Mowing style made Augusta play longer |
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Ga. to finance state park track |
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Hawaiian facility gets green light |
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Public/private venture taking shape in Colo. foothills community |
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Ohio town may get new layout |
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Charleston, S.C. families plan multi-million-dollar golf project |
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Duxbury, Mass. voters reject course proposal |
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Developer seeks local interest |
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Extra holes could be ready in '95 |
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Privatization plans anger OU golfers |
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Pa. community considers 27-hole residential project |
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Ore. town sees course as big money maker |
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Vt. layout could open by 1994 |
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R.I. development to start in fall |
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From the Editor |
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It's that time again: Open season on grousing |
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ASGCA, TGIF, NGF, ASTA, RISE, GCBAA, USGA, CMAA... |
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Letters: Harvey addendum |
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Guest commentary: International Turfgrass Conference a chance to share ideas |
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Maintenance |
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Briefs |
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Tall fescue breakthroughs may eliminate overseeding |
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Bottom line: TGIF must sink or swim on its own |
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Of birds and trees |
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The savvy superintendent: Modifying spreaders, adding drains |
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Super focus: It's an open-ended work schedule for Baltusrol's Flaherty |
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Buyer beware: A mulch on the market can cause nitrogen starvation |
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Tour of duty |
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International Turf Conference promises new scientific data: Quadrennial event bringing together researchers from around the world |
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Where they're going |
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Musser Foundation gives scholarships to three doctoral candidates |
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Met GCSA honoring Jim McLoughlin |
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Delaware to buy open space |
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Panel recommends direction for GCSAA research efforts |
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Final report: Top-ranked tall fescue cultivars in 1988-91 tests |
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Product Feature: Three-pronged attack on dandelions, clover can be augmented |
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Regional news |
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Garden West gives fertilizers |
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Research donation |
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Hurley addressing N.J. supers |
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Texas turf survey |
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WTGCSA honors Crosby |
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Keeping tabs on legislation |
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TTA conclave set |
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Development |
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Briefs |
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ASGCA report: Wadsworth calls on architects to design parity into the game |
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Q&A: President Matthews speaks his mind |
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Gary Roger Baird steps into a 'new frontier' - Mainland China |
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Sand: The good, the bad & the ugly in construction |
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Retaining your team: Palmer has know-how |
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Apprenticeship and teamwork |
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Me & Mr. Jones: Rulewich content |
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Furry Creek advances |
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New ASGCA members elated over news, look forward to service: Clifton, Myers, Lipschutz elected |
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Architects eye environmental book distribution |
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Management |
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Briefs |
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Marketing idea of the month: Credit card helps Ky. track reap profits |
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Nork appointed vice president of The Club Foundation |
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Senate still mulling military courses act |
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GolfCorp takes control at Eagle Crest |
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AGC adds four courses to growing portfolio |
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Bidders begin lining up for Landmark properties |
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Fleishman forms own company |
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New CMAA department provides innovative services |
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Bennison rejoins ClubCorp |
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Supplier business |
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Briefs |
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New moniker for Ciba-Geigy: Ciba, just Ciba |
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New product of the month: Micro-Mower tackles macro workload |
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RISE notebook: Pre-emption movement adds four more states |
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DuPont pulls plug on Tersan 1991, Manzate 200 |
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biosys secures marketing pacts with Ciba, SDS Biotech |
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Huston to direct sales & marketing at Hunter |
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EPA insists on sound laboratory practices |
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EPA okays FORE |
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Samide the new CEO at DICO |
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Jake names Almeida finance VP |
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Pesci to direct sales for Ransomes Turf Products Division |
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Ronca joins Hyundai |
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1993 Southwest Horticulture Show incorporates weekday schedule |
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Pennington to market Morning Star |
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Rainbird Sales honors Jim Keyser with Don Parker Service Award: Turf Irrigation Supply, High Tech Irrigation, Wolf Creek Company receive year-end awards |
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New products |
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Golf course marketplace |
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Calendar |
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Advertiser index |
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On the green: A new technique to an old problem: Divot repair in the North |
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