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EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON GOLF COURSES 209 Limed Unlimed j------------------------------------------------~---------, I I I I I I I I I I I I 10 ft. : Creeping Bent I I : : .-----------------------------.-----------------------------: : I I : I I I I I I : I : 10 ft. : Rhode Island Bent : I I I I • I I I I 1-----------------------------------------------------------1 I I I I ' I I I I I I I 10 ft. : Red Fescue : : I : I I , I I :----------------------------_!_----------------------------: I I : ' I I I : I : 10 ft. : Creeping Bent and Red Fescue : I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-----------------------------------------------------------1 I , I I I , I • I I I I 10 ft. : Redtop : I I I I I I I I I I I I ,-----------------------------------------------------------. I I I I I I I I I I I I 10 ft. : .Kentucky Blue-grass : I I I I I I I I I I I I L --~ 60 ft. Diagram of a simple experiment to determine the effects of lime on a series of turf grasses, the soil treatment to be identical except that on one-half of each grass plot ground limestone is to be applied at the rate of two tons to 1he acre. either be<strong>for</strong>e the grasses are sown or afterwards as a 1Op-dressing. p
210 TURF FOR GOLF COURSES Lime, potash, or phosphorus No lime, potash, or phosphorus r----------------------------------------------------------, I , : 10 ft. : ' I : Cottonseed-meal I I ~ : I I I I I I I I I I , I 10 ft. 10 ft. :-----------------------------~-----------------------------: I , I I , I I I I I I 10 ft. : Nitrate of soda : I I I I I I I I I I 1----------------------------------------------------- 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 10 ft. : Check - no nitrogenous fertilizer : I I I I : : I , I 1 ----------------------------------------------- • I , I I I I I I I I I Powdered sheep manure : I I I I , I , I ----------------------------------------------------------: I I I I Sulfate of ammonia I-----------------------------~-----------------------------: : : : : : : f I Bone-meal I 10 t.: : I I I . t ~ : J: 60 ft. Diagram of a plot of Creeping Bent turf on which various nitrogenous fertilizers are being tested, the fertilizers being applied at the same time ~ amounts to give equal quantities of nitrogen. If desired, one-half of thIS plot could be treated with lime, phosphoric acid, or muriate of potafh to determine the effect of this alone and combined with each of the others. I I I I I
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TURF FOR GOLF COURSES
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FOR GOLF TURF BY CHARLES V. PIPER A
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PREFACE THE remarkable development
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CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGES I. GENERAL V
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CONTENTS IX CHAPTaR PAGBS XIII. TUR
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xii ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT lIGllD: 1
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xiv ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT I'IGUIlE
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xvi PLATE PLATES PACING PAGE VII. T
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THE following pages contain adverti
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The Mystery of Golf By ARNOLD HAULT
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Handbook of Athletic Games By JESSI
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TURF FOR GOLF COURSES CHAPTER I GEN
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GENERAL VIEW in midsummer, but it a
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GENERAL VIEW 5 It is a very difficu
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GENERAL VIEW 7 Other northern turf
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GENERAL VIEW 9 grass in the North w
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES I I Most gol
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 13 forming m
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 15 are organ
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 17 of good s
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 19 peat. A s
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 2 I most sat
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 23 classifie
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 2S condition
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SOILS FOR TURF GRASSES 27 While goo
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FERTILIZERS barnyard manure is an e
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FERTILIZERS 3 1 bone before grindin
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FERTILIZERS 33 worked into the turf
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FERTILIZERS 35 13 per cent of nitro
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FERTILIZERS 37 result of the format
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FERTILIZERS 39 The good commercial
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FERTILIZERS prevail in the minds of
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MANURES AND COMPOSTS 43 on putting-
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MANURES AND COMPOSTS 45 ment from t
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MANURES AND COMPOSTS 47 vegetable m
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MANURES AND COMPOSTS 49 occurs natu
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MANURES AND COMPOSTS 51 quality, bu
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CHAPTER V LIME AND ITs USE THE grea
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LIME AND ITS USE 55 three are the m
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CHAPTER VI THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANT
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 59 Blue-g
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 61 southe
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 63 stripp
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 65 but as
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 67 northe
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 69 Redtop
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 71 Bent a
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 73 bright
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 75 cular
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 77 FIG. 7
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS - 79 New
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 81 grass
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 83 BERMUD
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 85 with t
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 87 In pro
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 89 able f
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 91 course
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 97 dent.
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 99 terial
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THE IMPORTANT TURF PLANTS 101 this
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CHAPfER VII How TO DISTINGUISH DIFF
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HOW TO DISTINGUISH KINDS OF TURF 10
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HOW TO DISTINGUISH KINDS OF TURF lo
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HOW TO DISTINGUISH KINDS OF TURF II
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TURF GRASSES FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES
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CHAPTER IX THE MAKING OF THE TURF A
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 135 is done
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 137 fairway
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 139 putting-
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 141 have a t
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 143 year wil
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 145 large kn
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 147 The need
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF 149 Redtop s
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THE MAKING OF THE TURF ISI price, a
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Blue-grass IS rarely used on THE MA
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SUBSEQUENT CARE 155 both soil and c
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SUBSEQUENT CARE 157 Two, or possibl
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SUBSEQUENT CARE [59 no manure or ot
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Page 210 and 211: CHAPTER XI WEEDS AND THEIR CONTROL
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Page 228 and 229: CHAPTER XII ANIMAL PESTS INSECTS an
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Columbia Country Club, 243~2{8. ant
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260 INDEX Loam, 17. silt, 10. Loliu
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262 INDEX Soda, nitrate of, 35-37,
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