Preventing Winter Injury on Warm-Season Turf With Dr. Mike Richardson

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Winter injury on warm-season turf is something no superintendent wants to deal with. In this episode, Dr. Mike Richardson explains why it happens, how to prevent it and how to recover.

Related Article(s):

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