Alabama Turfgrass Association2022-12-22T12:06:51-06:00

Departments

From the President’s Pen
ATA Annual Sponsors
Industry News
Calendar of Events

Will A New Year Mean New Challenges? The Search for Normalcy

Back in 2017 the EPA proposed additional training for pesticide applicators. The rule was blocked by lawsuits and the Trump administration put the rule on hold. It has now been revived and will go into effect within the next year.
Read More »

ATA Turfgrass Virtual Road Show

Due to the Covid Pandemic, it became obvious in November that we would not be in a place where we could offer our successful series of Road Shows “live” this winter.
Read More »

Starting the Holidays Right! Sponsor Appreciation Sporting Clay Shoot Returned to Lower Wetumpka Shotgun Sports Club in December

The Alabama Turfgrass Association hosted the Annual Sponsor Appreciation Sporting Clay Tournament on December 14, 2020.
Read More »

New Herbicides for 2021, Part I

The following article will discuss select new products that will be available for turfgrass industry use in 2021.
Read More »

Take-all Root Rot: A Detrimental Root Disease
of Bermudagrass Putting Greens

Take-all root rot (TARR), as the name indicates, is a disease that affects roots, stolons, and rhizomes.
Read More »

“Be Friendly to Everyone, Whether They Purchase Your Brand of Equipment or Not!”

Spotlight on long-time Alabama Turfgrass Association member Mickey Pitts.
Read More »
Subscribe

Dear Members,

Our parks, gardens, lawns, sports fields and golf courses offer space for play and relaxation and are essential for health. Maintaining them is important not only for aesthetic reasons, but for reasons of safety and security as well. These resources are an investment that should be protected as far as possible during the general shut-down of businesses due to COVID-19.

Routine maintenance to turfgrass can be handled safely for workers and many, such as golf courses, also allow the public to congregate for exercise with a minimum of social interaction.

We hope you can use this down time to rest your fields, as needed, and maintain good maintenance practices. The Alabama Turfgrass Association considers the health and safety of our members, their families and the people of Alabama of first importance. We urge everyone to follow the CDC guidelines and practice safe social distancing as they work.

We look forward to emerging from this unprecedented challenge as a strong and viable Association, state and nation and returning to our regular schedule soon.

Stay well,

Deven Peek President Alabama Turfgrass Association

COVID-19 Information From ATA

Product Showcase

LEARN MORE

Product Showcase

LEARN MORE

Product Showcase

LEARN MORE

Product Showcase

LEARN MORE
X