Billy Crow asks how do I know if I have a nematode problem?

MacKenzie's fundamental principle of greenkeeping.

Paul Jansen with an amazing video of greenkeeping in Myanmar:

Myanmar (formally Burma) green
keeping highlights reel @SuperintndtMag @gcamagazine @GCM_Magazine @GCImagazine @TurfgrassZealot pic.twitter.com/sQty6sswl7

— Jansen Golf Design (@pauljansengolf) May 28, 2017

Bill Kreuser wrote about PGR over-regulation on golf green collars.

See how irrigation requirement changes with daily soil water balance in the Philippines.

How can a location with more rain also require more irrigation?

Doug Soldat with more surprising photos, this time of dandelions:

Tall fescue keeps dandelions out. This is a plot of turf type TF sodded from Paul's Turf and Tree in 2011. No fert or herbicide in 6 yrs pic.twitter.com/G4Po0ltAMk

— Doug Soldat (@djsoldat) May 15, 2017

Brad Revill reports on eight months of MLSN.

My 2017 workflow.

Kreuser with more PGR info:

Here are the GDD intervals and amount of growth suppression for cool-season greens in a full sun condition. Ranges indicate a rate effect. https://t.co/KJgyYehh5K

— Bill Kreuser (@UNLturf) May 11, 2017

Jason Haines thinks we can do better than organic.

Four seminars about soil test interpretation in Australia.

Is this the best backdrop in golf?

MYANMAR: The amazing Popa Taungkalat Monastery. Pictures taken from Holes 2,4 and 8 at the Popa GC. Is there a better backdrop in golf? pic.twitter.com/ZrIXAY1KKm

— Jansen Golf Design (@pauljansengolf) May 3, 2017

Sue Crawford with an update from the MLSN green.

Only green on the course with roots out the bottom of the plug this spring: our #MLSN trial green from last year. @asianturfgrass @paceturf pic.twitter.com/eJLlLMu9vJ

— Sue Crawford (@eastcoastsue1) May 29, 2017

The two green system in Japan isn't always about summer and winter greens.

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