by Lawncology | Jan 4, 2017 | Lawncology® Chapter
During our Lawncology® Summit in Atlanta and then again at a Cattlemen’s meeting later that week, the subject of surface area and how it pertains to soil health came up. Well, it didn’t just “come up,” I was off on a tangent about something else entirely when it...
by Lawncology | Jan 4, 2017 | Lawncology® Chapter
It’s happening. All around us companies are racing to get their “New and Improved” lawn food to the market. The buzz words? Carbohydrates, Calories, Sugar. Why? What is so important about this? There are turf guys flocking to these products every day because it sounds...
by Lawncology | Jan 4, 2017 | Lawncology® Chapter
On a recent trip, I was once again presented with many questions regarding soil structures, soil testing, and fertility. Soil is one of my favorite things to speak about and I welcomed the opportunities to expand and hypothesize about the inner workings of soil...
by Lawncology | Jan 4, 2017 | Lawncology® Chapter
In lawn care there is one great truth… If your program never changes, the effects of that program will force a change. In the business of growing healthy organisms or even controlling unwanted ones, stagnation of materials is a nail in the coffin for a business....
by Lawncology | Jan 4, 2017 | Lawncology® Chapter
As the UN Climate accord act is about to be signed, I started thinking about all of the different ways that human beings in the political and leadership roles on the planet are little more than a blockage in the drain pipe of life. I look at what the arguments are...
by Lawncology | Jan 4, 2017 | Lawncology® Chapter
“Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!” This is a humorous and oh so true exclamation. I have spoken about O2 in a few instances, some of you have heard it others may have not. The fertilizer industry has long dominated the information on what is really...
