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Getting hybrid bermudagrass and kikuyugrass rough to stand up
 Gross, Pat. 2013. United States Golf Association. June 26. p. 1-2.
  • Professional
 223725
Galloping success: Wolverhampton is currently Britain's only floodlit horse race track and only one of three with a complete, all weather, artificial surface
 Gale, Laurence. 2006. Pitchcare. February/March. 5: p. 40-42.
  • Trade
 145491
Turfgrass management and weed control on golf course fairways without pesticides
Access Restrictions		 Larsen, Søren Ugilt; Fischer, Jørgen. 2005. International Turfgrass Society Research Journal. 10(Part 2): p. 1213-1221.
  • Refereed
 106613
["Brushing and harrowing- why?"]
 Barnaby, Simon. 2002. TURF & Amenity Management. October. p. 17.
  • Trade
  • Q & A
 83766
Getting to the root of the problem: Course dug deep to eradicate its mutant bermudagrass to prepare for fairway reseeding Phillips, Hal. 2001. Golfdom. February. 57(2): p. 81-82.
  • Trade
 74756
Establishment of lawn areas
 Ormsby, David. 1995. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. August. 9(3): p. 16-17.
  • Professional
 35643
Sports focus: Winter pitch maintenance, part 4 - Association football
 Evans, R. D. C. 1995. The Groundsman. February. 48(2): p. 10, 12.
  • Professional
 82561
Tine Harrow Gives the Finishing Touch
 Anonymous. 1989. Grounds Maintenance. February. 24(2): p. 100.
  • Trade
 14187
Upside-down harrow saves time, money Anonymous. 1986. Weeds Trees & Turf. April. 25(4): p. 103.
  • Trade
 9110
Harrowing experiences Anonymous. 1986. SportsTURF. January/February. 2(1): p. 50.
  • Professional
 9955
Scarification of large scale areas, e.g. golf course fairways, winter games areas, etc.
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1978. Sports Turf Bulletin. July-September. 122: p. 10-12.
  • Professional
 102293
Wet, mossy fairways
Access Restrictions		 Sports Turf Research Institute. 1974. Journal of the Sports Turf Research Institute. 50: p. 118.
  • Report
  • Q & A
 114734
Soil cultivation in playing field construction
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1972. Sports Turf Bulletin. July-September. 98: p. 6-8.
  • Professional
 101972
Management of golf fairways
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1972. Sports Turf Bulletin. January-March. 96: p. 8-11.
  • Professional
 101966
Management of golf fairways
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1967. Sports Turf Bulletin. January-March. 76: p. 10-12.
  • Professional
 102257
Winter on the golf course
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1963. Sports Turf Bulletin. January-March. 60: p. 11.
  • Professional
 101889
Winter on the golf course
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1961. Sports Turf Bulletin. January-March. 52: p. 7-8.
  • Professional
 99251
Coarse grass in fairways
Access Restrictions		 Sports Turf Research Institute. 1959. Journal of the Sports Turf Research Institute. 35: p. 105.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 112467
Harrowing of playing field
Access Restrictions		 Sports Turf Research Institute. 1958. Journal of the Sports Turf Research Institute. June. 34: p. 512.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 111291
Turf for winter games
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1957. Sports Turf Bulletin. October-December. 39: p. 7-9.
  • Professional
 100933
Some points about playing fields construction
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1955. Sports Turf Bulletin. July-September. 30: p. 5-6.
  • Professional
 100809
Seeding down new sports fields and lawns
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1954. Sports Turf Bulletin. April-June. 25: p. [1-2].
  • Professional
 100785
Turf in the south Anonymous. 1941. Timely Turf Topics. April. p. 2.
  • Professional
 36651
Improving fairways
 Hearn, S. W. 1939. The Agrostologist. Autumn. [3]([2]): p. VI [6].
  • Professional
  • Letter
 171481
My method of sowing greens
Access Restrictions		 Kool, A. A. Diemer. 1939. Journal of the Board of Greenkeeping Research. Spring. 6(20): p. 18-19.
  • Refereed
 51029
New fairways of old
 Anonymous. 1939. The Agrostologist. Spring. [2]([4]): p. XI [11].
  • Professional
 171386
[Harrowing and disking old fairways]
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1935. The Greenkeepers' Reporter. February. 3(2): p. 16-17.
  • Professional
 120687
Improving thin stands on fairways USGA Green Section. 1925. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 5(9): p. 212-213.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 121532
Improving the rough USGA Green Section. 1925. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August. 5(8): p. 191.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 121501
Value of dragging or harrowing; treating thin fairway turf USGA Green Section. 1925. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February 16. 5(2): p. 46.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 121485
Constructing and renovating turf on putting greens; value of spiked roller and disking machine USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. May. 3(5): p. 150-152.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 123977
The cost of golf course construction V Anonymous. 1917. The Golf Course [New York]. January. 2(1): p. 5-7.
  • Trade
 137353
Lawns, Golf Courses, Polo Fields, Turf Courts, and How to Treat Them
 Cunningham, S. A.; Leavens, George D. 1914. New York, New York: The Coe-Mortimer Company. 40 pp.
  • Book
 33166