Landscape contractors, school district and park employees, professional turf managers and homeowners wanting to maintain a healthy, beautiful lawn will want to make plans to attend the annual East Texas Turfgrass Conference on Thurs, Feb. 3. The annual conference will be held in the Texas AgriLife Extension and Research Center in Overton. Registration for the …
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Annual East Texas Turfgrass Conference
Tags: A Specialist View on What’s Going On In Texas Turf, Armyworm, conference, Grasshoppers and Other Insects and Impacts of Reduced Budgets on Turf Sites, Herbicide Update for Turf and Tree Maintenance in Turf Areas, Texas AgriLife Extension, Texas Department of Agriculture Structural Pesticide License, Turfgrass, Water and Disease Management in Turf, Weed Control
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