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July/August 2019 Turf NewsA publication of Turfgrass Producers International The only magazine devoted exclusively to turfgrass production Annual Seed & Vegetative Stock Issue IN THIS ISSUE TPI Gets Involved Climate Change and Turf Summer Convention Details ... And Much More July/August 2019 Turf NewsNeA publication wof Turfgrass Producers sInternational The only magazine devoted exclusively to turfgrass production Annual Seed & Vegetative IN THIS ISSUE StockStock IssueIssueu FEATURE ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE TPI Gets Involved Climate Change and Turf Summer Convention Details FOCUS: Annual Seed & Vegetative Stock Issue ... And Much More Cover: Washington Seed Production Field TPI on Capitol Hill Photo courtesy Columbia River Seed 10 TPI continues to work on legislative and regulatory issues for turfgrass seed and sod producer members. TURF NEWS Vol. 43 No. 4 July/August 2019 14 MSMA Update for Turfgrass Sod Production Published by This broad-spectrum organic arsenical herbicide’s status, registered in the U.S. since 1964, is about Turfgrass Producers International to change. 444 E. Roosevelt Road #346 Lombard, IL 60148 U.S. & Canada TPI Gets Involved at Local Level Tel: 800-405-8873 16 International Tel: 1-847-649-5555 TPI and NCSPA join in attempt to influence UNC’s decision on football stadium’s playing surface. Fax: 1-847-649-5678 Email: [email protected] Website: www.TurfGrassSod.org 20 Many Events, Much to Experience, In Minneapolis! So much to do at TPI’s Summer Convention & Field Day! TPI Contact Information Executive Director Casey Reynolds, PhD Seed & Vegetative Stock—New Varieties [email protected] 26 Introducing 34 new varieties from 12 different suppliers. Associate Executive Director/ Advertising Sales/Industry Calendar Karen R. Cooper Seed & Vegetative Stock—Source Listing [email protected] 32 Contact these 24 TPI supplier members for your seed and vegetative stock needs. Co-Editors Steve & Suz Trusty [email protected] 35 Seed & Vegetative Stock Listings Available by Company [email protected] Supplier companies provide a list of turfgrass seed and/or vegetative stock for which they hold the Art Director Jane Tomlinson licensing rights and which they currently offer for sale. [email protected] Classified Ads 42 Crop and Market Predictions Geri Hannah Suppliers provide their input on the turfgrass seed and/or vegetative stock crop and market outlook. [email protected] Director of Meetings Sandy Reynolds, CMP 50 Cool - & Warm-Season Grasses Overview [email protected] Kevin Morris, executive director, National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP), for the 20th Meetings Manager year summarizes the data collected in the NTEP trials for Turf News. Daniel Morris [email protected] Editorial Advisors 64 Understand the Impact of Your Profit Per Sale John Sorochan, PhD Do you know how much profit each of your customers add to your bottom line? University of Tennessee (warm-season grasses) [email protected] 68 Climate Change and Turf Aaron J. Patton, PhD This is the first in a series of reports on the relationship between natural grass and climate change. Purdue University (cool-season grasses) [email protected] 75 Rooted in Research—Tall Fescue and Kentucky Bluegrass Mixture Research Turf News is published bi-monthly (January/ Cultivar choices for mixtures can affect overall turf quality. February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December) with a $25 subscription fee from Membership dues, by DEPARTMENTS Turfgrass Producers International President's TURF…...….................………2 Classified Ads..........................................86 444 E. Roosevelt Road #346, Lombard, IL 60148 Periodical postage paid at Jefferson City, MO Executive Director's TURF.…......................4 Advertisers Index.......................................87 POSTMASTER TPI News………………...………............…6 Welcome New & Returning Members....87 Please send address changes to Turf News The Lawn Institute News………............…8 Turf Industry Calendar.............................88 444 E. Roosevelt Road #346, Lombard, IL 60148 USPS no. 003 255; ISSN 0899-417K Association Updates……..................…..24 BONUS Canadian Post: Publications agreement No. 1479148 Happenings..........................................80-81 Thank You TLI Donors ..........................8 Turf Industry News……..................82 & 84 TLI Helpful Hints Pass-Along................9 TPI Turf News July/August 2019 1 PRESIDENT’S TURF 2019 TPI Board of Trustees Officers Show Your Support for #KeepItREAL! President Eric Heuver Eric Heuver Eagle Lake Professional Landscape Supply – Greetings to TPI members near and far. CANADA +1-403-235-8873 I hope your seasons are going well and that you’re managing to make time to [email protected] stop and smell the roses. Vice President Hank Kerfoot Modern Turf – U.S.A. I want to talk about the new TPI PR campaign, Keep It REAL, and how we’re +1-803-713-8873 all talking about turfgrass sod. [email protected] We have developed a new TPI website www.TurfGrassSod.org to launch with Secretary-Treasurer Steve Griffen the 2019 Summer Convention & Field Day and are in the process of updating Saratoga Sod Farm, Inc. – U.S.A. the new TLI website www.TheLawnInstitute.org. Casey’s excellent column +1-518-664-5038 [email protected] on page 4 of this issue has lots more information on this and the good news is that we are quantifying scientifically the benefits of natural grass, both Past President Jimmy Fox environmentally and from a sporting and recreational use standpoint. TPI’s Evergreen Turf, Inc. – U.S.A. PR firm, FleishmanHillard, is doing a great job of presenting the argument +1-480-456-1199 but it’s up to those of us at the coalface to keep the message clear with the [email protected] #KeepItREALTM campaign. Executive Director Casey Reynolds, PhD Turfgrass Producers International – U.S.A. We will continue to develop tools to prove the benefits of our industry, so let’s +1-847-649-5555 make it really clear to our audience that this is real grass, it’s safer for athletes, [email protected] our kids and ourselves to play on, and it’s better for the planet. This should Trustees be a no brainer, but we all need to wrestle back the initiative and reclaim the Jim Keeven language used so that the words Turfgrass, Sod and Grass refer to natural, SelecTurf, Inc – U.S.A. 1-573-634-3444 farm grown sod and turfgrass instead of anything artificial, plastic, synthetic, [email protected] fake, phony or unsafe. John Keleher Australian Lawn Concepts - Australia To show my commitment to the cause as President this year, I recently got +61 61755430145 ‘inked.’ And while the scars are still fresh, as a personal challenge to the past [email protected] presidents that have served you all, I’m calling on them all to make a permanent Bob McCurdy commitment to natural turfgrass by following suit and getting some ink. McCurdy Farms - U.S.A. +1-731-692-3515 So come on Dave Dymond, Bobby Winstead, Bob Weerts, Ed Keeven, [email protected] Will Nugent, Linda Bradley, Jimmy Fox and all the rest, get some ink! Aaron McWhorter NG Turf – U.S.A. The arguments we’ve given our kids and grandkids about not getting tattoos +1-770-832-8608 don’t really apply, as most of us are a little older and wrinkly already and it [email protected] might just give you some street cred. Before you all mention it and despite Mark Tribbett evidence to the contrary, this is not definitive proof of a midlife crisis and yes, I JB Instant Lawn, Inc. - U.S.A. am still nervous about showing this to my Mom. +1-503-581-7823 [email protected] This may seem a little extreme, but I’ve had fun doing it and the message is Keith Wittig loud and clear—Keep It REAL. Central Turf Farms, Inc. – U.S.A. +1-979-657-1122 So please keep up the good work, use social media and your own social [email protected] channels to share and celebrate the benefits and beauty of natural grass. Be Tim Wollesen Sales Midwest, Inc. – U.S.A. proud of the industry we’re all involved in and have fun with it. Let’s reclaim +1-913-254-9560 the language we use. Don’t be afraid to shout it from the rooftops. [email protected] In conclusion,, Keepp It REAL! All the Best,estt, 2 TPI Turf News July/August 2019 Eric Heuver’s Challenge to All TPI Members: Show Your Support for #KeepItREAL! For those unfamiliar with the term, “at the coalface,” in a coal mine, “the coalface is the part where the coal is being cut out of the rock.” At the coalface is a phrase from the United Kingdom (and Canada) that is defined as “doing the work involved in a job, in real working conditions, rather than planning or talking about it.” The tools are in place—so, as Eric says—please keep up the good work, use social media and your own social channels to share and celebrate the benefits and beauty of natural grass. Be proud of the industry we’re all involved in and have fun with it. Let’s reclaim the language we use. Don’t be afraid to shout it from the rooftops. TPI Turf News July/August 2019 3 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S TURF New Resources for TPI Members to Promote Natural Grass Casey Reynolds, PhD If you haven’t been to TPI’s website www.TurfGrassSod.org information to write an opinion/editorial piece to local in the last few weeks, be sure to keep an eye on it after representatives who are considering replacing natural grass flipping through this latest issue of Turf News. By the time fields with synthetic turf at schools. You can also read in we get to the 2019 TPI Summer Convention & Field Day, this issue on pages 16-18 of how we worked with a TPI TPI is planning to launch a new website and membership member to contact local news agencies, politicians, and database full of resources to promote natural grass.
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