By Bill Kreuser, PhD Turfgrass response to nitrogen fertilizer depends on many factors like temperature, sunlight, water availability, root health, and soil compaction. Some factors like soil… Read more “Growth potential models can improve management efficiency”
Author: Bill Kreuser, PhD
Bill Kreuser invented GreenKeeper App in 2015 to help turfgrass managers make agronomic decisions. He received his BS and MS in Soil Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and PhD from Cornell University in Horticulture. Bill created the first PGR GDD models with Doug Soldat, PhD in 2008 and has continued to create new PGR and DMI models. His other research emphasis is precision turfgrass management through the use of models and sensor data.
Weekly COVID-19 Zoom Meetings
GreenKeeper is pleased to host weekly COVID-19 meetings during this pandemic. These meetings will focus on agronomic practices, strategies, and other BMPs to help golf course superintendents… Read more “Weekly COVID-19 Zoom Meetings”
Managing Growth Rate During COVID-19
By Bill Kreuser, PhD There is a lot of uncertainty in the turfgrass industry as we all grapple with the impacts of the coronavirus (COVID-19). The golf… Read more “Managing Growth Rate During COVID-19”
The Nuance of Growing Degree Day Calculations
By Bill Kreuser, PhD For twelve years now, I’ve been talking and writing about using growing degree day (GDD) models to schedule plant growth regulator (PGR) applications.… Read more “The Nuance of Growing Degree Day Calculations”
