1928 May

Vol. 2

No. 5

Page	Title
1	Cover
3	Table of Contents
5	Some Diseases of Turf Grasses: Scientific Facts Regarding Plant Pests Most Frequently Found on Our Golf Courses and How to Identify Them. Study of Turf Diseases just Begun
10	Executives Meet in Pittsburgh
10	Blow Your Horn, Greenkeeper
11	Introducing Wampanoag: A new Course Lying at the Foot of Talcott Mountain, Near Hartford, Connecticut. How Hard Work and Experience Brings Results
14	Responsibilities of a Greenkeeper
15	Making and Using a Bent Nursery: An Expert's Advice on the Planting and Care of Stolons in Order to Secure Fine Smooth Bent Sod for Putting Greens. Selection of Ground Important
19	Philadelphia Greenkeepers Meeting
19	Noer Addresses Mid-West Greenkeepers
20	A Western Experimental Station
22	Seeds for Golf Courses
22	- Agrostis vulgaris (Rhode Island Bent)
23	Wives of National Greenkeepers
24	Midwest Greenkeepers Meet
26	Flowers for the Clubhouse: Cleveland Expert Makers Selection of Suitable Varieties of Hardy Plants and Perennials. Flowers Most Important for Clubhouse Decoration. Greenkeeper can Cut Expense Budget by Growing Them
29	Golf Course Drainage: A Series of Articles Written Exclusively for the National Greenkeeper by America's Foremost Golf Course Drainage Engineer: Part IV - Examining Land and Arranging Lines
31	How to Keep Skunks Off the Greens
33	The Control of Ants: Facts about the Dominant Family of Insects that at Times Infest Golf Courses. How to get Rid of Them Without Injury to the Turf
35	Greenkeeper's Almanac: May
36	Arsenate of Lead
39	Stony Brooke
39	Where the Big Tournaments will be Held
40	Around the Office Desk
41	The Market Place


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