Lawn
Nutrient Pollution in the Mississippi River-Twin Cities Watershed: How Outreach Efforts can be Informed by the Relationship Between Individual Water Pathway Knowledge and Lawn Maintenance Practices
By Madeline Leslie, Graduate Research Assistant
2014 Cultivar Evaluation Results
By Sam Bauer
The 2014 Cultivar Evaluation Results are now available and published online. To view these results, click the “Cultivar Evaluation Results” tab under the Research section on the left of this webpage. Clicking this link will initially bring you to the 2014 data page, but you can view archived data from 2007-2013 as well. Study labels are preceded by the date in which that study was planted. For example, “2011 NTEP Kentucky bluegrass” was established in 2011, but you will be viewing the most recent data if you are in the 2014 tab.
How to use the results:
Salt-Tolerant Roadside Grasses: Does Anything Actually Survive?
By Matt Cavanaugh, Research Scientist
Educational Opportunity: BEE AWARE- The Importance of Pollinators in the Landscape
MTGF Super Tuesday Set for January 13, 2015
Cost is $65. Education points are available.
The Potential of Turfgrass to Sequester Carbon and Offset Greenhouse Gas Emissions
By Madeline Leslie, Graduate Research Assistant
Repairing Lawns Following Flooding
By Sam Bauer
Water slowly receding from turf that will have marginal recovery. Photo: Sam Bauer