Keyword: Soil amendments

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The use of commercial fertilizers on turf grasses Vandecaveye, S. C. 1956. Proceedings of the Second Annual New Mexico Turfgrass Conference. p. 14-16.
  • Proceedings
 285281
Topdressing and a compost field
Access Restrictions		 Thomas, James E. 1956. The Golf Course Reporter. September/October. 24(7): p. 28, 30.
  • Professional
 122221
The Role of Lime in Turf Management
 Noer, O. J. 1955. Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. [1], 25 pp. Revised Edition.
  • Booklet
 71340
Le Role de la Chaux Dans L'entretien du Gazon (The Role of Lime in Turf Management)
 Noer, O. J. [1955]. Milwaukee, Wisconson: Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 16, [2] pp.
  • Booklet
 325970
Seedbed preparation for turfgrass
Access Restrictions		 Lunt, O. R.; Miller, P. A.; Wyckoff, C. G. 1955. The Golf Course Reporter. August. 23(6): p. 5-9.
  • Professional
 122167
Is sawdust as good as peat for improving a heavy tight soil?
 Grau, Fred. 1955. Athletic Journal. May. 35(9): p. 28.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 135386
Permeability - Can gypsum help you? Anonymous. 1954. Southwestern Turfletter. September. 4: p. 3.
  • Newsletter
 296070
Effect of porous soil amendments on water retention characteristics of soils Hagan, Robert M.; Stockton, John R. 1952. USGA Journal and Turf Management. April. 5(1): p. 29-31.
  • Professional
 35761
Better Lawns and Turf
 Young, Orville W. [1951]. [?Dayton, Ohio?]. 62 pp.
  • Book
 224
Research projects listed at the various stations in 1950: Soil physical conditions
 Anonymous. 1951. Turf Research Review [USGA Green Section]. p. 6.
  • Report
 207814
[Porous mineral materials as amendments or conditions to improve the physical properties of soils] Hagan, Robert M.; Stockton, John R. 1951. Proceedings of National Turf Field Days. p. 7-10.
  • Report
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 219004
[Plugs and mixtures of U-3 bermuda] Stoutemyer, Verne. 1951. Proceedings of National Turf Field Days. p. 10-11.
  • Report
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 219010
Better Lawns and Gardens
 The American Agricultural Chemical Co. 19XX. New York City, New York: The American Agricultural Chemical Co. 16 pp.
  • Booklet
 306847
Peat and its uses in horticulture: Part I. The formation and extent of peat
Access Restrictions		 Fraser, Geo. K. 1950. Journal of the Board of Greenkeeping Research. 7(26): p. 322-334.
  • Refereed
 51294
Processed sawdust as soil amendment
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1950. Greenkeepers' Reporter. November/December. 18(6): p. 26.
  • Professional
 118603
Soil physics (with special relation to green construction)
 Thomas, R. P. 1949. 1949 Annual Conference Mid-Atlantic Association ofGreenkeepers. p. 32-41.
  • Proceedings
 137658
The experimental project in turf culture
 Anonymous. 1949. First Annual Fall Field Day on Turf Culture. 1: p. 1-4.
  • Report
 140740
Grass variety and turf management studies
 Stoutemyer, V. T. 1949. First Annual Fall Field Day on Turf Culture. 1: p. 37-42.
  • Report
 140755
Soil compaction and aeration
 Huberty, M. R. 1949. First Annual Fall Field Day on Turf Culture. 1: p. 51-53.
  • Report
 140758
The Role of Lime in Turf Management
 Anonymous. 1947. Milwaukee, Wisconson: Turf Service Bureau, Sewerage Commission, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 23 pp.
  • Booklet
 71338
Good Lawns: A Guide to Those Who Appreciate the Orderly Beauty of a Well Kept Lawn O. M. Scott & Sons Company. 194X. Marysville, Ohio: O. M. Scott & Sons Company. 42 pp.
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Turf Management in Rhode Island
 Bell, Robert S. 1945. Kingston, RI: Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station, Rhode Island State College. 21 pp.
  • Booklet
 37137
The Home Lawn
 Cornman, John F. 1942. Ithaca, New York: Extension Service, New York State College of Agriculture, Cornell University. 23 pp.
  • Book
 109287
Relative Effectiveness of Acid Lead Arsenate and Other Materials as Stomach Poisons for the Larvae of the Japanese Beetle
 Fleming, Walter E. 1942. Washington, DC: United States Department of Agriculture. 32 pp.
  • Booklet
 58417
Waste materials as fertilisers
Access Restrictions		 Anonymous. 1940. Journal of the Board of Greenkeeping Research. June. 6(21): p. 100-101.
  • Report
 51049
Potash supplies
Access Restrictions		 Dawson, R. B. 1940. Journal of the Board of Greenkeeping Research. June. 6(21): p. 121-122.
  • Refereed
 51056
Feeding Turf Grasses on Lawns, Parks, and Recreation Fields
 Sprague, Howard B. 1936. New Brunswick, New Jersey: New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, Rutgers University. [4] pp.
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The constitution of soil
Access Restrictions		 Comber, Norman M. 1936. Journal of the Board of Greenkeeping Research. Spring. 4(14): p. 179-184.
  • Refereed
 49434
The effects of sodium chloride on some turf plants and soils
 Stoutemyer, V. T.; Smith, F. B. 1936. Journal of the American Society of Agronomy. January. 28(1): p. 16-23.
  • Refereed
 103338
Humus characteristics and use in course maintenance Melville, C. M. 1933. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. June. 7(6): p. 53-55.
  • Trade
 180781
Greenkeeping in South Africa: A treatise on Scientific Methods for the Establishment and Maintenance of Turf for Sporting Purposes and Garden Lawns
 Murray, C. M. Murray, C. M. 1932. Cape Flats, South Africa: South African Golf. 104 pp.
  • Book
 33295
How mercury, lead arsenate control nitrification White, J. W. 1931. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. May. 5(5): p. 38-40.
  • Trade
 178770
Experiments With Turf Grasses in New Jersey
 Sprague, Howard B.; Evaul, E. E. 1930. New Brunswick, New Jersey: New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. 55 pp.
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 56453
Anderson used humus Anderson, John L. 1930. The National Greenkeeper. October. 4(10): p. 18.
  • Professional
 132094
The life and activities of soil bacteria Smith, James A. 1930. The National Greenkeeper. May. 4(5): p. 5-8.
  • Professional
 131875
Re-turfing Florida golf courses Roseman, Joe A. 1930. The National Greenkeeper. February. 4(2): p. 11-12, 14-15.
  • Professional
 131038
The use of peat, muck and humus on golf courses Anonymous. 1929. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 9(11): p. 191-192.
  • Professional
 35681
You don't need manure in making top-dressing - green crop method serves Leach, B. R. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. November. 3(11): p. 14-16.
  • Trade
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Top-dressing preparation by the "soiling method" Leach, B. R. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. September. 3(9): p. 50, 52, 54.
  • Trade
 176361
Rebuilding the putting green Welton, Kenneth. 1929. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August. 9(9): p. 142-151.
  • Professional
 35647
This treatment kept our greens in good shape Boyd, Tom. 1929. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. July. 3(7): p. 13.
  • Trade
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Soils in relation to golf course turf Lipman, J. G. 1929. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April. 9(4): p. 62-70.
  • Professional
 35563
Humus for the soils Smith, James A. 1928. The National Greenkeeper. November. 2(11): p. 16.
  • Professional
 87257
About charcoal Anonymous. 1928. The National Greenkeeper. November. 2(11): p. 22.
  • Professional
 87262
Putting greens on heavy clay soil Evans, Lewis M. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 8(9): p. 183-184.
  • Professional
 51219
[Weeds on fairways] Leach, B. R. 1928. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. September. 2(9): p. 13.
  • Trade
  • Q & A
 175500
Effects of individual fertilizer materials on soil reaction Noer, O. J. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April. 8(4): p. 68-72.
  • Professional
 51157
Consider organic matter in soil for healthy turf Chenoweth, Austin K. 1928. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. April. 2(4): p. 28, 30, 32.
  • Trade
 175307
Feeding versus seeding turf Mattice, Norman L. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 8(2): p. 25-26.
  • Professional
 51085
Further experiments in the control of Japanese beetle grubs Leach, B. R. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 8(2): p. 28-33.
  • Professional
 51086
Gypsum (calcium sulfate) of questionable value for turf grasses Anonymous. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 8(2): p. 35-37.
  • Professional
 51147
Improving turf on sandy soil Read, H. Kendall. 1928. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 8(1): p. 12-14.
  • Professional
 51078
[Torn-up greens] Lott, Noah. 1927. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. November. 1(10): p. 26.
  • Trade
  • Q & A
 172254
[Compost and small brown patch] Lott, Noah. 1927. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. November. 1(10): p. 26.
  • Trade
  • Q & A
 172256
[Large oak trees dying] Lott, Noah. 1927. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. August. 1(7): p. 13.
  • Trade
  • Q & A
 171065
Compost characteristics and its preparation Tregillus, C. A. 1927. Golfdom: The Business Journal of Golf. August. 1(7): p. 15-17, 45-46.
  • Trade
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Additional experiments in grub-proofing turf Leach, B. R.; Lipp, J. W. 1927. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 7(2): p. 23-32.
  • Professional
 50967
Why I use charcoal Morley, John. 1927. The National Greenkeeper. January. 1(1): p. 15.
  • Professional
 84458
Peat and humus Anonymous. 1926. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April. 6(4): p. 92-93.
  • Professional
 50304
Producing turf on sandy wastes Anonymous. 1925. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. November 16. 5(11): p. 255.
  • Professional
 49632
Spent hops as a fertilizer and amendment for heavy soils Anheuser, Eberhard. 1925. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. November 16. 5(11): p. 257.
  • Professional
 49636
General Data on the Activated Sludge Process of Sewage Treatment
 Filtros: General Filtration Co., Inc. 1924. Rochester, N.Y. : General Filtration Co., Inc. 47 pp.
  • Booklet
 84956
Fertilizing to improve fairways USGA Green Section. 1924. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August 21. 4(8): p. 204-205.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 125301
Sand versus peat for ameliorating clay putting greens Anonymous. 1924. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. January 24. 4(1): p. 9.
  • Professional
 49191
Peat in California Lipman, Charles B. 1923. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. September 21. 3(9): p. 243.
  • Professional
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Top-dressing Carrier, Lyman. 1923. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. March 21. 3(3): p. 73-77.
  • Professional
 48604
Puddling and baking Piper, C. V. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. October 16. 2(10): p. 294.
  • Professional
 48223
Treatment for unwatered greens Metcalf, Maynard M. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. July 17. 2(7): p. 209-210.
  • Professional
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A mechanical sifter for humus and top soil Barrett, Frank B. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. May 17. 2(5): p. 155-156.
  • Professional
 47958
Pine sawdust as soil admixture; layering putting-greens; preventing adobe soil from baking USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. May 17. 2(5): p. 160-161.
  • Professional
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Soil beds for use on golf courses and how they can be made at very small cost Connellan, William. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. April 26. 2(4): p. 116-118.
  • Professional
 47942
[Ground oyster shells in grub extermination; undesirability of lime] USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 2(1): p. 19-20.
  • Professional
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 117151
[Compost as putting-green top-dressing; preparation of the compost; hydrated lime, burnt lime and peat in the compost] USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 2(1): p. 20.
  • Professional
  • Q & A
 117173
Greensand marl Lipman, J. G. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. January 16. 2(1): p. 15-17.
  • Professional
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Producing turf on poor land at Pinehurst, North Carolina
 Tufts, Leonard. 1921. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. December 16. 1(12): p. 254-255.
  • Professional
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How we solved the problem of good fairway turf at Pine Valley Wilson, Alan D. 1921. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. June 20. 1(6): p. 98-103.
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How to Lay Out Suburban Home Grounds
 Kellaway, Herbert J. 1915. New York, New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. x, 128 pp. 2nd Edition.
  • Popular
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 39189
Materials for putting greens
 Piper, C. V.; Oakley, R. A. 1914. Golf [USGA Bulletin 1898-1909]. March. 34(3): p. 153-157.
  • Popular
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Golf greens on sand and in dry climates
 Sutton, Martin H. F. 1912. p. 245-253. In: Hilton, Harold H.; Smith, Garden G., eds. The Royal & Ancient Game of Golf. London: The London and Counties Press Association Ltd., for Golf Illustrated Ltd.
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 143818
A hint to plant growers [Letter]
 A Constant Reader. 1847. The Horticulturist and Journal of Rural Art and RuralTaste. October. 2(4): p. 167-169.
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