Turfgrass Council of North Carolina | January/February 2020
This issue covers compost use in NC soils. Also features an update on bermudagrasses as well as a feature on TifTuf at "The Swamp."
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By Ron Alexander | R. Alexander Associates, Inc.
Compost provides many benefits to the soil, the plants, the environment and to the pocketbook of the end user. It is readily available in most parts of North Carolina and its use should be considered for all of your projects.
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By Tom Samples and John Sorochan | University of Tennessee, Department of Plant Sciences
Bermudagrass, an aggressive sod-forming and warm-season turfgrass, most likely originated in Africa and south and southeastern Asia.
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By Julie Holt | Content Director, TheTurfZone.com
Upon learning of other features of TifTuf — staying green later in the season than other Bermuda grasses, excellent wear tolerance, increased drought tolerance — Smith was certain he’d found the right fit.
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