1929 December

Vol. 3

No. 12

Page	Title
1	Cover: Number 15 on the New Manakiki Course Near Cleveland
3	Table of Contents
4	More Work for the Greenkeeper
5	Turf Experiments in New Jersey: Studies of Various Species of Grasses for Golf Turf since 1923 at the New Brunswick Nursery. Fertilizer Experiments Interesting
12	Seed and Seed Markets: What the Probable Prices will be in the Spring of 1930
14	Canadians Close Uneventful Season
17	Louisville Opens Doors of Hospitality: Grand Program Plan for Entertainment of Greenkeepers and Golf Club Officials Who Attend the Fourth Annual Greenkeepers' Convention and Golf Show, February 4-7,1930
18	How We Maintained Our Golf Courses in 1929
18	-Big Patch at Cincinnati
18	-Good Year at Lakeside
18	-Low Water Pressure at Pomonok
19	-What is Washington Bent?
20	-Fencing the Golf Course
20	-How I Plan My Work
21	-Do Not Overfeed the Greens
21	-Some Bent is Just Junk
22	-Ice on Greens at Chicago
23	-Grass Like a Human
23	-Disease Starts in the Fall
24	-Drought Causes Scald
25	-Heavy Rolling Means Healthy Turf
25	-Greenkeeping without Money
26	-Snow Mold in Michigan
27	-A Bent Turf Garden
24	Cleveland Greenkeepers Meet
28	Turf for Tennis Champions: How an Expert Greenkeeper has Kept Everybody Happy Under Most Trying Conditions of Weather and Play. Temperament Plays an Important Part
32	Around the Office Desk
32	-Unity and Co-Operation
32	-Greenkeepers Honor McNamara
33	Market Place and Buyers' Guide


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