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Water, the West, and conjunctive management
Water and golf courses have always been a sore subject to approach in Idaho and the western states. There has…
Winter elk and wild flowers in the mountains
Winter elk In the winter, our day-to-day focus is to monitor our elk herds amongst many other things. As many…
More Than Just A Pretty Picture
Pretty golf holes, panoramic vistas, wildlife, action shots. Golf photographs are beautiful, and with the advancements in digital photography equipment…
What’s the scoop? I heard you’re feeding food scraps to worms
Most of us are familiar with the concept of composting. The most basic method of composting began 2,000 years ago…
The Bear Trace at Harrison Bay install nesting tubes for Mallard Ducks
Golf courses offer many benefits for society and the environment from a place to gather together and play or relax…
Diversified Waterscapes: Nature is not on your side when it comes to lakes
When bottled water companies want us to think their product is pure they show images of spring-fed lakes high in…
The importance of proper drainage to the golf course
Some would say that with the arid fall, winter and spring we are experiencing that proper drainage is not very…
Water, it’s on everybody’s minds… Or should be
I believe within 20 years water will be a commodity regardless if it is in your lake, well, or in-ground.…
Irrigation Trends
Keeling Company There are some basic trends that are prevailing in the golf irrigation industry. HDPE pipe systems, irrigation auditing…
Collecting moisture readings on greens: One year later
In the summer of 2010 we purchased a TDR 300 Fieldscout moisture sensor from Spectrum Technologies. At first we struggled…