Eric DeBoer

Please help. What am I looking at here?

I’ve only been here for less than 2 years, but they said it’s the most snow they’ve had since 1890 something.

Thought I was safe from this living in Baton Rouge. Good insulation for the turf prior to temps in the low teens tonight.

Fast-acting relief

Grass around a pole has been scalped with a string trimmer, leading to ugly grass and weed encroachment.

Scalping turf with a string trimmer requires less trimming overall but it looks horrible and leads to weed encroachment. You’ll always find weeds growing in the same pattern as habitually string-trimmer-scalped turf. Trim grass to height of surrounding turf, not down to the ground. #Turfsky

It was 41 degrees in Baton Rouge this morning and it just rained for the last 2.5 days >2 inches. Sprinklers should not be running under any circumstance. Default irrigation timer position should be off. Turn on when drought stress is evident. Overwatered lawns have self-imposed issues.

Auburn University Seeks Turfgrass Management Assistant Professor - The Turf Zone Auburn University is seeking applications for the position of Assistant Professor – Turfgrass Management.

The Department of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences in the College of Agriculture at Auburn University is seeking applications for the position of Assistant Professor – Turfgrass Management. theturfzone.com/covid19_news...

Haha I’ll have to let make them aware. I’ve definitely never seen them that big any other place that I’ve lived.

The ATC Doublecut with Micah Woods | Potassium, dogma, and putting green smoothness with Dr. Frank Rossi Frank Rossi, Ph.D. is the New York State extension turfgrass specialist at Cornell University. We talked about mentorship, potassium, turf nutrition, smoothness of putting greens, dogma, data, budg...

New #ATC2x episode

doublecut.asianturfgrass.com/episodes/pot...

Put this one in your listening and watching queue. Frank Rossi from Cornell University joined me to discuss smoothness of ball roll, potassium, good television, experiments from 20 and 50 years ago, and modern greenkeeping methods.

What a specimen. We can grow some Oxalis in S. Louisiana.

Got back to my office yesterday and flipped the GCSAA dogs of turf calendar to December, realizing I didn’t have one for 2025. Then, I went to check my mailbox and look what was patiently waiting my arrival. My mind is now at ease.

We have a small poodle and a yorkipoo. Both hypoallergenic and great dogs under 15 pounds.

Lots of tar spot on the fallen maple tree leaves in Grand Rapids, MI. Never really noticed this before this trip home.

Does make sense.

True true haha.

Thoughts on random grass squares outside of an IHOP. Unnecessary increased maintenance, or a nice touch? #SplitDecision

A figure showing herbicide resistant weed species per million herbicide applications for eleven different herbicide modes of action. It shows that weeds are much more likely to evolve resistance to some herbicides than others.

Here's a figure I'm showing students in my weed science class today. It is a slightly modified version of the figure I published in this paper: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Love animals (dogs, mostly) but not sure what I did to make this algorithm force feed me cat photos. Help!

Epitome of health and fitness.

James Webb's view of the M51 galaxy.

Bermudagrass unable and unwilling to grow underneath the shade of this tree. Bermuda does not tolerate shade. Consider St. Augustine or Zoysia spp.

‘Rhizoctonia solani’ active in S. Louisiana with cooler temps and plenty of moisture. St. Augustinegrass pictured.

Hi Everyone,

I am an assistant professor of turfgrass management with the LSU AgCenter. My research focus is on sustainable cultural practices for turfgrass management and investigating ecosystem services and ecological impacts of managed turfgrass systems.