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| 1972
March |
Volume #46, No. 3 |
1972
April |
Volume #46, No. 4 |
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Sections/Selected Titles |
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Cover |
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Table of Contents |
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Golfdom Speaks Out: An Enduring Approach |
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Accent on Management: NCA Conference in Review |
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Turfgrass Research Review: Root Growth of Poa annua Not Inferior |
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Answers to Turf Questions |
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-Friends of Turf Honored |
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-[Have Watering Practices Driven Out Good Strains of Penncross Turf?] |
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-[How to Remove Straw Off Newly Planted Penncross Turf Without Pulling Up the Turf with the Straw] |
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-[Are Researchers Experimenting with the Genetics of Poa to Make It a More Desirable Grass?] |
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-[How does the Soiless Method for Growing Turf Work? What are the Advantages? Is It Economical?] |
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Swinging Around Golf: Conversations Among Architects |
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Team Up Now!: According to Golfdom's Survey, Frequent Communication Among the Professional, the Manager and the Superintendent is the Rule, Not the Exception |
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PGA Credit Union: The PGA's Credit Union is a Savings and Loan Plan that Takes the Sting Out of Borrowing |
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The One-Man Trio: He Wears Three Hats - Professional, Manager and Superintendent - And Often it is difficult to Balance Them. He Plays an Important Role, Yet is Virtually Unrecognized by the Industry |
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Dunlop Reduces Golf Ball Price |
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Nick Lombardo, Golf Operator at Rancho Cañada is a Firm Believer in Offering the Golf Course for Fraternal, Social and Commercial Organizations to Use for Their Golf Tournaments |
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CMAA Conference in Review: The CMAA Gathering in Atlanta was Cheerful and Educational |
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Management Without Committees: Satisfaction Up, Costs Down: Communications Improved and Costs Decreased when Fairlawn CC Switched from Management by Committee to an Administrative Team, with a General Manager as the Presiding Member |
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The High Cost of Vandalism: Golf Clubs have Not been Spared the Damage from Senseless Acts of Destruction. Specific Preventive Measures are a Necessity, but Long-Range Planning Also Must be Considered |
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News of the Industry |
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Oregon's Seed Industry: On a Clear Day: The Grass Seed Industry in Oregon Faces Impending Danger if Some of Its Problems cannot be Solved by 1975. At Best, Superintendents may be Faced with Higher Seed Costs. At Worst, the State's Grass Seed Industry could be Plowed Under by the Very Legislation They have Supported |
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GCSAA Conference in Review: A Record Number of Superintendents and Exhibitors, and Informative Educational Seminars Produced Another Successful Turfgrass Conference and Show |
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-Pollution is a Form of Silent Violence |
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New Products |
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Golf Course Architects' Guide |
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Classified |
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Advertiser's Index |
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May |
Volume #46, No. 5 |
1972
June |
Volume #46, No. 6 |
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| 1972
July |
Volume #46, No. 7 |
1972
August |
Volume #46, No. 8 |
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| 1972
September |
Volume #46, No. 9 |
1972
October/November |
Volume #46, No. 10 |
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