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Fall app of #OceanOrganic SeaBlend going out today on greens. Kelp, fish and crab meals are top 3 ingredients. Your greens will love you coming out of winter next spring.

@KCseaweed Thinking of you KC. RIP Jack.

This is my brother Jack. He died today. He was the first born of eight to my parents Jim & Katherine. Jack was a great brother. He was my hero. God bless you Jack. I will miss you 💔

@JandM2014 Looks great!!

Day 37. HOC lowered to .215". Will probably finish off the season with .25lbs/N/M on Tuesday bringing our total to 1.5lbs/N/M for the grow in. Zero P.

@GCSAA_NE @blackngoldfan66 @Greensideup17 They needed data, they got data. Great work KD!!

Bang on comment from @blackngoldfan66 kicking off the final round…..“One way or another…we’ll be a part of history” #RyderCup2025 @Greensideup17 & the entire grounds crew did an AMAZING job this week!! Thank you all for having me, truly humbled.

@ntjturf Go get 'em!!

The Team battled through the heat and we finished ahead of schedule. Next Stop: Utah

No sign of Saint Peter, but heaven awaits beyond these gates.

Reminder to join the NEGCSA and I at Wolferts Roost THIS coming Monday for our spring Walk and Talk. 1.5 NYSDEC credits available. We'll be discussing ways to "Maximum Fwy Performance Using PGRs." We'll also be demoing our Imants root pruner for those interested!

@JandM2014 Just tryin' to save a buck!! 🙃

You can't make this stuff up.... The ole silicone job just didn't quite hold up🤣

Another day of pruning roots! Hit me up to schedule your 2025 services. Now serving NY, VT, and Western MA. #RootPrune2025

@4golfonline That should speed up play. 🙃

The PGA tour is looking at allowing range finders in tournaments. Always cutting edge 😂 What do you think?

@JefWentworth Tha 1990's 648

Save this from the scrap pile! It works, and I will include a parts machine. $150 for nostalgia! For some of my younger followers, it's an aerator!

@TurfgrassZealot He will always have a spot in your heart. You rescued him and gave him love and a great life. That's just what you do. Sorry for your loss . 😢

I’m 58. Bruce is certainly not the first fur baby I have had to let go. I’m a dog person. A cat person. I grew up in horse and cattle country. I even have Tarantulas. But of all my animals one horse (Rebel) and one dog (Bruce) were total stand outs. We had our own language. A special shorthand that only we knew. The conversations were endless sessions of figuring it all out. And telling the world that we knew better than they did. Mostly. Bruce in particular was a talent at communicating. He always groked my code. Usually before I did, he knew my emotions. Countless hours of geeking, reading, creating, botching, obsessing and crying were shared over coffee and chew toys. I was gone for a period of time. Hospitalized. And when I returned, Bruce refused to leave my side. Not out of excitement to see me. But out of knowing his job as a caretaker. Black Pitbulls with clipped ears and large heads intimidate people. Large white dudes with beards and a level of intensity in their eyes intimidate people. Those that don’t know our soft hearts often make the wrong guess or guesses. Bruce was the expert in breaking down these walls. I took him everywhere. Because in Colorado you can do that. On occasion there were energies that Bruce didn’t like. And he didn’t puff up or growl. He just ignored. Turned his head towards the people that he wanted to like. And the brave people who came to meet us were not met with slobbers and jumps. No. He knew enough to make eye contact. Stand still. Let them approach. Let them feel his absurdly large head. He calmly stood and listened as they asked about his ears and if he bites and his age. He also had a simple rule: play with only the people you really know. From him, I learned this technique and I use it now. Not as well as he. But I try. Bruce also took his role as Alpha with my other animals in a much different way. He led from the back. If something wasn’t ok in pack behavior he corrected it and went on. There were no discussions. No negotiations. Simple leadership. Again, here I learned much. You’ve read this far. Thank you. I’m writing this more for me than for you. But I also am glad to share.

@TurfgrassZealot Hang in there. 💪

Update: Bruce’s vet called with blood test results. He’s in liver failure. So we will try some meds to aid that. But if he doesn’t eat even just a little in the next 3-4 days then it will be time to say goodbye. He’s a tough cookie and has bounced back before. So the next few days are critical. If he turns around then I will be glad to have tried. If not then I will make his last days the best.

@Chris47728946 😳😳😳

More airflow for 11 green

@Chris47728946 You've come a long way. Lookin' good

With 0.02" of rain observed at Albany International Airport between 3 & 4 AM, the 15-day dry spell has come to an end. Having last measured precipitation on September 9, this was the longest period in Albany with zero precipitation since October 4-26, 1963 - over 60 years ago!

Been battling Nematodes since 2012. Started using SeaBlend in 2020. One of the ingredients in this fertilizer is crab shells. Crab shells are chitin. Chitin is a natural Nematicide and builds a healthy and diverse soil biology. No more nematode problems.

For a green in a not so great growong environment, it is holding its own. No air movement down here.

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@GCSAA_NE @NYSTurfgrass @HVGCSA Great to see you, thanks for making the trip

Should have posted sooner….what a wonderful day with @NYSTurfgrass & @HVGCSA Monday at Monster GC! Raising funds for advocacy & networking with green industry peers. Never ending battle in Albany, happy to help & tell our story 😎👍🏻