The lack of turfgrass diversity in cool‐season sod production is related to information
inefficiencies, such as the lack of agronomic information available on improved, low‐input …

Professional turfgrass managers and consumers continue to express interest in low‐input
turfgrasses; however, the potential reductions in maintenance inputs from “low‐input” …

Research is lacking on best establishment practices of fine fescues (Festuca spp.), such as
optimal seeding timings, which are well known for other cool‐season turfgrasses. Our …

Increasing fertilization rates from 0 to 49 kg N ha− 1 during establishment of fine fescue
(Festuca spp.) taxa can promote faster grow‐in; however, the influence on sod production …

Fine fescue taxa differ in their field establishment rate but it is unclear if this is due to
differences in germination rate or seedling growth rate. Research at Purdue University …

Little information exists on establishment vigor differences among fine fescue taxa (Festuca
L. spp.) and on the effects N fertilizer levels or clover (Trifolium L. spp.)‐inclusion during …

Seeded bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon L.) cultivars are a popular choice for many
athletic fields and golf course areas throughout the transition zone and southern United …

The purpose of this study is to explore the feasibility of employing a self-supervised strategy
to detect and classify various levels of abnormalities on turfgrass. We used a sliding-window …

A divot is a small piece of grass or turf unintentionally dug out of the ground during sporting
events. Proper care of turfgrass divots is crucial for ensuring the maintenance of sports fields …

Five fine fescue species/subspecies (strong creeping red fescue, slender creeping red
fescue, Chewings fescue, hard fescue, and sheep fescue) are often grouped together and …