4/11/2007
Annual Spring Turfgrass Management Seminar:
Considerations for Using Reclaimed Water to Irrigate Turfgrass in the Desert
- Quality of reclaimed water for turfgrass irrigation
Clinton Williams, Soil Scientist, USDA-ARS
- Understanding pathogens found in treated wastewater used for irrigation
Jeannie McLain, Soil Scientist, USDA-ARS
- Effect of reclaimed water on desert soils
Jim Walworth, Extension Soil Specialist,
UA Soil, Water, and Environmental Science
- Irrigation with Effluent: Will Salinity Become a Problem?
Paul Brown, Extension Biometeorologist
UA Soil, Water, and Environmental Science
- Turfgrass management with reclaimed water on desert soils
David Kopec, Turfgrass Extension Specialist, UA Plant Sciences
- Results of experiments to evaluate products that improve water for turf use Bernd Leinauer, Turfgrass Extension Specialist
New Mexico State University
- Comparison of cultivation techniques on golf course fairways
Brian Whitlark, Agronomist, Target Specialty Products
8/18/2009
Salinity Management Workshop, The Foothills, Phoenix, AZ
Sponsored by Cactus and Pine GCSA
Origins of salinity and sodium problems in turf..
Paul Brown, Extension Specialist, University of Arizona
Understanding salinity and sodium problems in soils.
Jim Walworth, Extension Soils Specialist, University of Arizona
Water quality: impact on salinity and sodium problems in soils.
Jim Walworth, Extension Soils Specialist, University of Arizona
Soil and water amendments.
Jim Walworth, Extension Soils Specialist, University of Arizona
Comparison of cultivation techniques to affect sodium levels
Brian Whitlark, Agronomist, USGA
Irrigation management.
Paul Brown, Extension Specialist, University of Arizona
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