Since 1960, BioCycle has established themselves as North America’s foremost magazine/resource on composting and organics recycling. BioCycle demonstrates organic residual solutions - woody materials, turfgrass/yard trimmings, food residuals and biosolids into value-added products.
They've covered organic waste management on golf courses a number of times, see article list below, and have a fantastic spin-off site FindAComposter.com. If you cannot manage your material on site, or are capable of managing more material then you currently have access to, this site is a fantastic resource.
They've covered organic waste management on golf courses a number of times, see article list below, and have a fantastic spin-off site FindAComposter.com. If you cannot manage your material on site, or are capable of managing more material then you currently have access to, this site is a fantastic resource.
GREENING THE GOLF COURSE GREENS
BioCycle July 2006, Vol. 47, No. 7, p. 38
Reduced use of fungicides and herbicides, as well as water conservation, healthier soils and protection of sensitive ecosystems are key reasons why golf courses in North America are turning to compost...
USING BIOLOGICAL METHODS IN THE GOLF INDUSTRY
BioCycle June 2005, Vol. 46, No. 6, p. 28
Demonstration project addresses golf course superintendents and citizen concerns while linking compost applications to turf quality. Jon Nilsson...
COMPOST SCORES HIGH ON GOLF COURSE
BioCycle July 2004, Vol. 45, No. 7, p. 52
Country club in Illinois uses blend of yard trimmings and biosolids compost on its golf course finding positive results and improving turf ecology. Dan Dinelli THE GOLF COURSE at the...
GOLF COURSES FIND VALUE IN COMPOST TEA PROGRAMS
BioCycle October 2003, Vol. 44, No. 10, p. 22
San Francisco turf (and golfers) benefit from applications of compost tea that minimize need for toxic chemicals. Karin Grobe...
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