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January/February 1986

Volume #13, No. 1

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Cover

Early Winter Concern for Wisconsin's Golf Courses

President's Message: Association Defined

Editorial: A Slow Burn

Memories of Photosynthesis

1956-1986: Wisconsin Turf - From Humble Beginnings...

Talk About a Good Friend!

Jottings from the Golf Course Journal: The American Liberty Elm

Barrett Awarded WGCSA Scholarship

Stress

-When the Going Gets Tough...Being Tough isn't Always Enough: There's No Such Thing as Stress in the Work Place!

-A Layman's View of Stress

GCSAA Conference and Show Set for January 27 thru February 4

1946-1986: Horst Distributing, Inc. - Our 40th Anniversary

John Joanis, Creator of Sentryworld, Dies at 67

Spreading the Breeze

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March/April 1986

Volume #13, No. 2

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1	Cover
1	Roberts Wins!
2	President's Message: Many Thanks
3	Sterol Inhibitors: What do They do?
4	Letters: [The General Manager Concept]
6	Editorial: Injustice
6	Insanity
7	Editorial: Prepare to Fight the Battle Again, and Again, and...
9	Reflections on a Journey to Scotland
13	From the Director's Desk: Getting with Golf Again... The Great Lakes Region in '85
14	The Grass Roots is Honored in San Francisco!
15	Jottings from the Golf Course Journal: The Worm Moon
18	Part II - Ridding Yourself of Stress: When the Going Gets Tough...Being Tough isn't Always Enough
24	We Dare to Dream...
27	Digesting the Digest
31	Winter Turf Conference Sets Attendance Record for the Wisconsin Turfgrass Association
32	A Player's Perspective: Do We Overgroom Our Golf Courses
34	An Architect's Opinion: The Maintenance Zone
35	Slavik Wins GCSAA Scholarship!
37	Welcome to Shop Talk!: Fuels - Diesel or Gasoline? And What About Lead-Free Gasoline?
38	News Clippings
39	WGCSA to Adopt Prepayment Policy
40	Spreading the Breeze: From Wisconsin to San Francisco

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May/June 1986

Volume #13, No. 3

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1	Cover
1	Sand Bunkers
2	President's Message: "Get with It"
3	A Player's Perspective: Bunkers: A Golfer's Point of View
4	Editorial: The Rules Need Changing
6	Wisconsin Pathology Report: Updating Diseases - Problems in '85
9	An Architect's Opinion: Bunkers with Style
12	The Superintendent's Library: The Top Shelf
14	The Other Plants: Proper Pruning Techniques Help Keep Plants Healthy
17	A Look at the Weather: Get Your Construction Work Done Early - The Weather Trend for Fall is Wet
18	Wisconsin Entomology Report: Turfgrass Insecticide Updates - 1986
19	Bad News on Pesticide Front
20	Health Concerns on the Golf Course: Bee Stings: Take Them Seriously
23	Introducing "Made in Wisconsin"
23	The Milorganite Story
28	How Milorganite is Made
29	Milorganite and the Environment
30	Milorganite: A Wisconsin Original
31	Jottings: Trucks
33	Wisconsin Turf Holds 30th Anniversary "Sale-A-Bration"
36	Sand Bunker Survey
37	Sand Trap Raking Procedures
39	WGCSA "March Business Meeting"
39	"The Grassroots" Recognized Nationally by NGF
40	Sand Bunker Construction
41	Sand Bunker Renovation
42	Cooperators Requested for Gypsy Moth Trapping
44	A Student's Perspective - or - (Visions from Below)
44	Turfgrass Scholarship Winners from the UW-Madison Department of Soil Science - 1986
45	Letters
47	-An Open Letter to All WGCSA Members
48	Shop Talk: Reflections on the Winter Maintenance Season Just Completed
51	News Clippings
51	-Pesticide Posting Proposal Dropped
51	For Sale
51	Wanted to Buy
52	Spreading the Breeze

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July/August 1986

Volume #13, No. 4

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1	Cover
1	Table of Contents
1	Department Plant Pathology: 76 Years of Achievements: University of Wisconsin-Madison
2	President's Message: Environmental Responsibility
3	Jottings from the Golf Course Journal: The Dog Days
5	Gayle L. Worf: Vaughan-Bascom Professor of Plant Pathology
6	Plant Disease Diagnosis
6	-Using the Silver Bullet to Get to the Root of the Problem
6	-The State of the Art of Turf Disease Diagnosis or is There Dispair [Despair] in the Plant Pathogen Detection Clinic?
7	-Applications of Plant Disease Detection Kits for Today's Turf Manager
10	The Superintendent's Library: The Second Shelf
11	Cool Weather Greets April WGCSA Meeting
13	How Computers Aid Growers in Crop Management Systems
15	Handrich, Villa du Parc Host May WGCSA Meeting
18	Oak Wilt Control - Preventive Medicine
22	Toro in Tomah
27	And Speaking of Toro...: Turf Professionals Meeting - 1986
30	Frost Damage Mimics Disease Symptoms
32	Biotechnology, Fact and Fiction: What does the Future Hold?
34	Wisconsin Pathology Report: Wisconsin Golf Courses Serve as University Experiment Stations
37	Disease Resistance
38	Biological Control of Soilborne Plant Disease
41	Nematode Pests of Turf
42	Dutch Elm Disease: Resistant Cultivars
45	Disease Modeling: What is It All About?
48	Jones to Design UW-Madison Golf Course

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September/October 1986

Volume #13, No. 5

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1	Cover
1	Jim Love Honored at Retirement
2	President's Message: What Golf is All About
3	A Player's Perspective: Summer Notes
5	Editorial: We'll Miss You, Jim
6	Field Demonstrations - 1986
6	-You're Going to Like This Machine!
7	Getting Rid of Fairway Clippings: A New Application of an Old Concept
10	The Superintendent's Library: The Third Shelf
11	The Other Plants: Chrysanthemum Culture on the Golf Course
16	An Architect's Opinion: Water: Strategy, Function and Beauty
19	Made in Wisconsin: The Jacobsen Story
27	Jottings from the Golf Course Journal: My Favorite Spot
33	Shop Talk: Homemade and Handy
35	From the Director's Desk: Improving Good Turf
37	1986 Program for Wisconsin Golf Turf Symposium Set
39	WGCSA Summer Meetings Roundup
41	Meeting Registration Update
43	News Clippings
44	Spreading the Breeze

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November/December 1986

Volume #13, No. 6

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1	Cover
1	Table of Contents
1	The 21st Annual Golf Turf Symposium: Starting the Third Decade
2	President's Message: Year End Reflections
3	Editorial: Caveat Emptor
5	Wisconsin Pathology Report: Take-All Patch on Wisconsin Golf Courses: How Serious is It? Can We Control It?
6	Jottings from the Golf Course Journal: Let Me Introduce You to Mr. Morrill
7	Love to Receive GCSSA 'Distinguished Service Award' in Phoenix!
8	Field Demonstrations-1986
10	SentryWorld South' Hosts Meeting
11	Field Demonstrations -1986
11	-A Bold Move - Renovation with Ransomes New Verti-Groove
10	-'SentryWorld South' Hosts WGCSA Tournament Meeting
11	-Ransomes Introduces New Triplex Greensmower
14	From the Director's Desk: Drainage: Lessons Learned in 1986
15	Cherokee Hosts October WGCSA Meeting
17	Editorial: "The Quiet Company": MMSD Research Support at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Exceeds $15,000 in 1986
19	The Other Plants: Adding Flowers to the Golf Course Landscape
23	Made in Wisconsin: Ransomes: A Rich History Merged with a Young Upstart
35	Dates Set for Reinders Turf Conference
36	The Mead Inn and Bulls Eye Country Club Combine for Another Great Couples Outing
41	Exciting News - UW-Madison to Sponsor Turf Management Short Course
42	1986: The Year of the Weather
45	Shop Talk: Equipment Lifts Make Shop Work Easier
48	Deep Aerating Wayzata & South View Country Clubs
50	The Hope and Optimism of Christmas
52	Spreading the Breeze
52	News Clippings

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