PJC Blogs
Treat Grubs Without Harmful Chemicals
Notably, in a healthy turf system that incorporates All-Natural Products to encourage a diverse biological soil profile, grubs tend not to be a problem. In
The Basics of Organic Fertilizer
We get a lot of questions regarding the basics of organic fertilizer. There are so many products on the market, it can be hard to
Drought Conditions in the Northeast
Fortunately, much of the Northeast is not experiencing the drought conditions we have had to deal with in recent years. As you can see from
Sports Field Management With Grass Seed
Cornell’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences published an article on Overseeding, explaining sports field management with grass seed. In this article, Frank Rossi and
Following up with Part 1 of Late Summer Turf Tips, add the following 6 tips to your to-dos in the coming weeks. Ensure a smooth
As we transition out of July heat and into prime turf growing season, optimize your opportunity to grow lush green grass with these late summer
About OMRI You’ve seen the labels when shopping, and may be wondering “What does OMRI Listed mean?” The Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) is an
The fertilizer market is big, and with so many options, it’s tough to know where to start. Know how to read fertilizer labels as you’re
Summer Fungal Disease in Grass: Leaf Spot
In an organic program, when good cultural practices are followed, we seldom encounter summer fungal disease in grass. Although, when diseases present, leaf spot is perhaps
Nitrogen Fertilizer and Soil Acidity
Excerpts from UMASS Hort Notes 2024 Vo. 35:4…Many soils in Massachusetts are naturally acidic (pH below 6.5). Notably, acidic soil can stunt growth, reduce nutrient
