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The MLSN (Minimum Soil Nutrient) guidelines for turfgrass have been formally documented in a new preprint paper, presenting the methodology and data behind nutrient sufficiency levels derived from Mehlich 3 soil test results to help turf managers avoid over-applying fertilizer.

A personal lifestyle blog post documenting a busy period of near-continuous travel, home cooking (including goose feet, cheesecake with mango, and chocolate cookies), jungle runs, airport meals, and even earthquakes.

A golfer recounts scoring four birdies across two continents in four days, including a trans-Pacific flight between rounds, with photos documenting the celebrations and the post-travel jet lag recovery with popcorn.

A series of articles originally written for GCM China has been compiled, updated, and published as A Short Grammar of Greenkeeping, an accessible book on greenkeeping now available on Leanpub, where it is currently featured as the site’s highlighted title.

A turfgrass consultant shares highlights from a month that mixed golf outings at Laem Chabang International Golf and Country Club and a Bangkok course with professional work presenting at seminars in China and Thailand on sustainable golf course design, renovation, and maintenance.

After traveling and returning home, the author discovers that some of their favorite flavors are now available in potato chip and peanut form, celebrating the new snack varieties as exciting finds.

Hashtag inimitable. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg-y4z_iO9Q?rel=0&w=480&h=360] For this award.

I had never run so far, or for so much time, in my life. When I crossed the finish line at the Orcas Island 25k in 3:42:48 (or 222.8 minutes), poured a beer and got in line for pizza, I was wondering how the finish times were distributed.

A turfgrass scientist shares updates on personal pursuits including plant identification (botanizing), light measurements, birdie photography, and reading, alongside a visualization of flight routes between Bangkok and Tokyo since 2013, plus a podcast interview covering a range of turfgrass topics.

A frequent flyer reflects on reaching 10 million miles on United Airlines, recounting memorable trips including flights to Delhi on United, onward travel via Austrian Airlines, and work in Reykjavik timed to coincide with the first day of summer.