This episode features Dr. Roch Gaussoin from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, along with Frank and Carl, discussing the evolution of topdressing and turf management practices. Topics include the timing of spring aeration to avoid bumpy greens, the potential overuse of sand for organic matter control, and the benefits of shifting toward less aggressive, growth-driven topdressing strategies. The group also explores the development of a standardized method for sampling golf greens, emphasizing appropriate sampling depth and the importance of preserving surface verdure.   Stay Informed with Cornell Turfgrass: For more insights, research-backed strategies, and the latest turf management updates, visit turf.cals.cornell.edu. Stay connected and join the conversation—follow Cornell Turfgrass on YouTube, Facebook, and X for expert advice, live discussions, and educational content throughout the growing season.

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