Turfgrass IPM Advisory Seasonal Turfgrass Pest Update, Utah State University Extension, Spring 2014 Turfgrass Management As the snow thaws and warmer weather begins, turf damage due to disease or other

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Date: 2014-04-01 10:34:26 Garden pests Agronomy Invasive plant species Herbicide Soil contamination Toxicology Lawn Weed control Digitaria Agriculture Landscape architecture Land management		Turfgrass IPM Advisory Seasonal Turfgrass Pest Update, Utah State University Extension, Spring 2014 Turfgrass Management As the snow thaws and warmer weather begins, turf damage due to disease or other Add to Reading List Source URL: utahpests.usu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 314,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

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