10 Minute Read When it comes to cultural practices and turf, this aspect can make or break your lawn’s success. Therefore, the 4th element of
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Healthy soil for turf means addressing Soil Chemistry, Soil Biology, Soil Structure, and Cultural Practices. As such, we developed our Healthy Turf Circle as the
Organic Turf Care Simplified As we transition out of July heat and into prime turf growing season, follow these late-summer organic turf tips. We want
Does Turf Need Mycorrhizal Fungi Applications?
Many are familiar with the symbiotic association of mycorrhizal fungi and plants. So, does turf need mycorrhizal fungi applications too? There’s a movement in the
The CEO of PJC Organic celebrates her birthday today! So, we sat down with Pam Newcombe to hear more about her work and influence. View
(10 Minute Read) The end of the season is here and we have 10 Winter organic turf tips for ya! Close out the season well,
The 2022 growing season is nearly finished – fall clean ups, repairs, and irrigation blowouts should all be completed. New England winters are harsh and
Fall in New England is widely known for its beautifully forested landscape changing colors from deep greens to oranges, reds, yellows, and browns. It’s also
Spring brings moisture and fluctuation in temperatures, so organic matter matters to fuel resilient turf. Organic matter (OM) is a critical component in soil structure
Spring Weeds: Chickweed and Plantain
Following last week’s blog on clover and dandelions, this week we’re looking at the spring weeds: chickweed and plantain. Our Organic Turf Care Calendar breaks down cultural