For this upcoming winter, we will have over 80 environmental sensing nodes deployed on golf greens across the northern hemisphere--stretching from Oregon to Finland. These nodes are collecting data on soil temperature, soil moisture, carbon dioxide, oxygen, and more every 15 minutes all winter long.
Are you a golf superintendent who has been affected by winter stress injury? We are seeking assistance from golf course superintendents on a research project (WinterTurf) focused on understanding winter stresses of turfgrass so that we can develop easy-to-implement solutions for turfgrass managers in cold climates.
As part of the WinterTurf project, we have a periodic email newsletter to bring you project updates, new resources, and event announcements all relating to winter stress of turfgrasses.
To sign up, please fill out this form.
Winter stresses have long been a challenge for professional turfgrass managers.