Keyword: Organic fertilizers

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Access Restrictions		 The Sewerage Commission. 1937. The Greenkeepers' Reporter. March. 5(2): p. 6.
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 120885
Crab Grass Control on Lawns

Access Restrictions		 Sprague, Howard B. 1935. New Brunswick, New Jersey: New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. 4 pp.
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  • Leaflet
 142704
Fairway fertilizing: [Part II]
Access Restrictions		 Welton, Kenneth. 1935. The Greenkeepers' Reporter. April. 3(3): p. 14-17.
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 120760
Description of fertilizer materials
 Anonymous. 1934. The Newsletter [New England]. May. 6(5): p. 8, 10.
  • Newsletter
 284236
General turf maintenance Dickinson, Lawrence S. 1933. The National Greenkeeper. September. 7(9): p. 9-10.
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 133721
Activated sludge as a substitute for stable manure in fairways USGA Green Section. 1933. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 13(1): p. 17-18.
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 119685
Fairway fertilization Noer, O. J. 1932. The National Greenkeeper. August. 6(8): p. 11-14.
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 133208
Nitrogen ~ What is it?: Factors affecting the accumulation of nitrate nitrogen in soil Cubbon, M. H. 1932. The National Greenkeeper. March. 6(3): p. 8, 10-11.
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 133073
What '31 greenkeeping taught greensmen to plan for '32 Welton, Kenneth. 1932. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. January. 6(1): p. 22-26.
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 177915
Fertilizer Practice Simplified
 Milwaukee Sewerage Commission Service Bureau. 1931. [Milwaukee, Wisconsin]: Milwaukee Sewerage Commission. 9, 8 pp.
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 127865
Lawn Fertilization: Principles and Practice
 Morgan, M. F. 1931. New Haven, Connecticut: Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station. 9 pp.
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 146253
Brown patch for first time Bluett, C. L. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. December. 5(12): p. 15.
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 133060
Marietta speaks Kesselring, Henry. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. November. 5(11): p. 10.
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 133001
Hammond uses Milorganite Hammond, Floyd. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 14.
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 132954
Scald hits Cincinnati Boyd, Taylor. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 15-16.
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 132956
Brown patch at Ann Arbor Slack, William. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 17.
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 132959
Birds kill webworms Williamson, Joseph. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 17.
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 132960
Brown patch at Hartford Campbell, J. O. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 17-18.
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 132961
Poor drainage hurt Aurora Meister, Spencer. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 18.
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 132962
Humber Valley fortunate Austin, John. 1931. The National Greenkeeper. October. 5(10): p. 19.
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 132963
What to see at Louisville: A brief description of some of the exhibits of machinery, supplies and equipment for golf course maintenance Anonymous. 1930. The National Greenkeeper. February. 4(2): p. 25-30, 32-39.
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 131041
Organic fertilizers for fairways USGA Green Section. 1929. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. December. 9(12): p. 226-227.
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Applying lime with milorganite M., A.; Leach, B. R. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. December. 3(12): p. 40.
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  • Letter
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Weed eradication in fall J., H.; Leach, B. R. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. October. 3(10): p. 46.
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 176410
Fertilizer experiments at New Brunswick (N.J.) summarized Sprague, Howard B. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. June. 3(6): p. 61-62, 64.
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Regaining out lost "Eden": A return to natural conditions will open the way for easy greenkeeping Smith, Jas A. 1929. The National Greenkeeper. May. 3(5): p. 13-14, 16-17.
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 130237
Fertilization program for renewing fairways balances many factors Noer, O. J. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. May. 3(5): p. 16-18.
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Animal vs. chemical fertilizers George, Victor. 1929. The National Greenkeeper. March. 3(3): p. 25-30.
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 129536
Putting green construction Sheridan, John. 1929. The National Greenkeeper. January. 3(1): p. 28-29.
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 129497
[Quackgrass control on fairways using arsenate of lead] Leach, B. R. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. January. 3(1): p. 34.
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Reseeding bare spots and renovating thin turf USGA Green Section. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 8(11): p. 234-235.
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 119888
Keeping up with the neighbors' lawn
 Hansen, Albert A. 1928. Garden & Home Builder. August. 47(6): p. 544.
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Organic fertilizers on fairways Pahl, Erich W. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 8(6): p. 126.
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Away with worms: Control measures to keep greens right for putting Leach, B. R. 1928. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. June. 2(6): p. 9-12.
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Greenkeepers' golf show attracts nation-wide attention Power, Robert E. 1928. The National Greenkeeper. April. 2(4): p. 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43.
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Comparing available nitrogen in manure, mushroom soil and other organic fertilizers USGA Green Section. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 8(1): p. 17-18.
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 121100
Construction of putting greens Allcorn, George. 1927. The Journal of the Golf Greenkeepers' Association. p. 37-45.
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Construction of putting greens Sellars, Sydney. 1927. The Journal of the Golf Greenkeepers' Association. p. 46-54.
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Construction of (a) putting greens Williams, Robert. 1927. The Journal of the Golf Greenkeepers' Association. p. 60-77.
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Principles underlying the practical uses of fertilizers on greens and fairways Noer, O. J. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. December. 1(12): p. 9-11, 33.
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Maintaining greens on sandy soil Aldrich, Stanley M. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. December. 1(12): p. 25.
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Composition and properties of individual fertilizer materials Noer, O. J. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. November. 1(11): p. 11-13, 32-33.
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Functions of plant elements and characteristics of various groups of fertilizer materials Noer, O. J. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. October. 1(10): p. 15-16, 29.
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Milorganite - an activated sludge Westover, H. L. 1927. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 7(9): p. 168-170.
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Re-building greens at Greenville Hansen, Gustave. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. September. 1(9): p. 4-6.
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Conducting experiments with milorganite Noer, O. J. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. March. 1(3): p. 7-9.
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Plant food recovered from sewage Anonymous. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. February. 1(2): p. 34.
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Value and use of sewage disposal refuse as a fertilizer USGA Green Section. 1926. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 6(1): p. 18-19.
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 121415
Barnyard manure substitutes USGA Green Section. 1925. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 5(11): p. 263.
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 121747
Chemical fertilizers as compared in value with organic fertilizers; Cottonseed meal as a fertilizer USGA Green Section. 1924. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. October. 4(10): p. 252-253.
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With a very limited amount of funds available, what fertilizers should be purchased to use on our putting greens? USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March. 1(3): p. 46.
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 136844
Notes on proper fertilization Anonymous. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. April. 1(4): p. 38-39.
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 136729
City Street Sweepings as a Fertilizer
 Skinner, J. J.; Beattie, James H. 1912. Washington, D.C.: United States Department of Agriculture. 8 pp.
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 208999
Notes on organic and artificial manures 1912. p. 150-159. In: Sutton, Martin Hubert Foquett, ed. The Book of the Links: A Symposium on Golf. London: W. H. Smith & Son.
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 134916
The lawn
 Garfield, C. L. 1877. Fifteenth Annual Report of the Secretary of the State Board ofAgriculture of the State of Michigan for the Year EndingSeptember 30, 1876. January. 15: p. 179.
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 136277
Fertilizers and top-dressing for established putting greens
 Piper, C. V.; Oakley, R. A. [191X]. Golf [USGA Bulletin 1898-1909]. p. 427-434.
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