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1. Zachary Wignall

   

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   7/4/2012 2:07 PM

   Any one using the turf screen product? Your area and results from using? Opinions, etc?

   
   
   
   
2. Patrick Quinlan

   

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   7/5/2012 11:07 AM

   Yes it works. I have been applying on greens and approaches for 6 weeks now. 1.7oz/1000. Color is great and the greens require less water and wilt less.

   
   
   
   
3. Chase Best

   

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   7/6/2012 6:07 AM

   Will never leave this product out of my tank. Great product that gives us peace of mind. I have observed better roots, cooler canopy temps, more effective syringe cycles, no LDS, less water, and a better looking plant. Getting ready to go out with my second app. 1.5 oz is my rate
   
   
   Chase Best
   Old Capital Golf Club
   chasebest@gmail.com

   
   
   
   
4. Joey Brown

   

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   7/11/2012 5:07 PM

   Is this the same as the Par product sold by Harrell's or the other pigment products? I just heard about it last week. I have been using Par for two years now and am very happy with it. I was just wondering if this was another pigment or something completely different that I can incorporate with my program as well.
   
   Joey Brown
   Canongate at Georgia National

   
   
   
   
5. Larry Allan

   

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   7/12/2012 4:07 AM

   What do you guys do about the cup staining issues from products like Par and Fourome? Blue cups look like hell and that stuff never washes off. I'm too lazy to put cup covers on before spraying

   
   
   
   
6. Andy Jorgensen

   

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   7/12/2012 4:07 AM

   Larry Allan said: What do you guys do about the cup staining issues from products like Par and Fourome? Blue cups look like hell and that stuff never washes off. I'm too lazy to put cup covers on before spraying

   
   
   We put cup covers on because we aren't too lazy.

   
   
   
   
7. James Schmid

   

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   7/12/2012 6:07 AM

   Larry Allan said: What do you guys do about the cup staining issues from products like Par and Fourome? Blue cups look like hell and that stuff never washes off. I'm too lazy to put cup covers on before spraying

   
   
   That sounds pretty lazy, I mean you gotta go walk over to pull out the flag - youre already there, just stick a rag in the cup.

   
   
   
   
8. Anthony Nysse

   

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   7/12/2012 8:07 AM

   I 100% agree with the 2 statements above. Just but a cover, rage, drain cap anything over the top. You're walking over there to remove the pin anyways.
   Is anyone using this ultradwafts? I have a gallon here in the office and on its label it says the best results are when the air temperatures are between 40-75F

   
   
   
   
9. Larry Allan

   

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   7/12/2012 8:07 AM

   Andy Jorgensen said:

   Larry Allan said: What do you guys do about the cup staining issues from products like Par and Fourome? Blue cups look like hell and that stuff never washes off. I'm too lazy to put cup covers on before spraying

   
   
   We put cup covers on because we aren't too lazy.

   
   Yup, It's pretty lazy on my part so in order to solve the problem I have eliminated the use of all pigmented products. Beats the hell out of unnecessary bending

   
   
   
   
10. Anthony Nysse

    

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    7/12/2012 9:07 AM

    Larry Allan said:

    Andy Jorgensen said:

    Larry Allan said: What do you guys do about the cup staining issues from products like Par and Fourome? Blue cups look like hell and that stuff never washes off. I'm too lazy to put cup covers on before spraying

    
    
    We put cup covers on because we aren't too lazy.

    
    Yup, It's pretty lazy on my part so in order to solve the problem I have eliminated the use of all pigmented products. Beats the hell out of unnecessary bending

    
    
    So, not even spray indicator in the tank?

    
    
    
    
11. Larry Allan

    

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    7/12/2012 11:07 AM

    I don't use spray indicator, just a foam marker. My nozzles don't clog so no use painting the greens

    
    
    
    
12. Anthony Nysse

    

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    7/12/2012 12:07 PM

    Larry Allan said: I don't use spray indicator, just a foam marker. My nozzles don't clog so no use painting the greens

    
    Certainly a different approach.

    
    
    
    
13. Jack Stephens

    

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    7/12/2012 3:07 PM

    Larry Allan said:

    Andy Jorgensen said:

    Larry Allan said: What do you guys do about the cup staining issues from products like Par and Fourome? Blue cups look like hell and that stuff never washes off. I'm too lazy to put cup covers on before spraying

    
    
    We put cup covers on because we aren't too lazy.

    
    Yup, It's pretty lazy on my part so in order to solve the problem I have eliminated the use of all pigmented products. Beats the hell out of unnecessary bending

    
    
    I carry a one gallon Lesco sprayer on the rig. Washes indicator dye right off. (and I don't have to bend over much.)
    
    Brad Stephens
    Assistant Superintendent
    King and Bear- World Golf Village
    St. Augustine, Florida

    
    
    
    
14. Steven Huffstutler

    

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    7/12/2012 3:07 PM

    I don't use dye or spray indicator either. It's not cause I'm lazy, though. I'm not even the one doing the spraying.

    
    
    
    
15. Andy Jorgensen

    

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    7/12/2012 5:07 PM

    Steven Huffstutler, CGCS said: I don't use dye or spray indicator either. It's not cause I'm lazy, though. I'm not even the one doing the spraying.

    
    
    I wish this were like Facebook and there was a "Like" button. I'd like this comment.

    
    
    
    
16. Joey Brown

    

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    7/12/2012 7:07 PM

    Andy Jorgensen said:

    Steven Huffstutler, CGCS said: I don't use dye or spray indicator either. It's not cause I'm lazy, though. I'm not even the one doing the spraying.

    
    
    I wish this were like Facebook and there was a "Like" button. I'd like this comment.

    
    Me too.

    
    
    
    
17. League Michael

    
    7/13/2012 9:07 PM

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    That sounds pretty lazy, I mean you gotta go walk over to pull out the flag - youre already there, just stick a rag in the cup.
    
    
    Who needs to take the flag out when spraying the green? I can spray greens in about an hour, taking out the flag would slow me down considerably. Ive got lots of weeds to spray and leaks to fix and so forth

    
    
    
    
18. James Smith

    

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    7/14/2012 6:07 AM

    Since this thread has already been hijacked I wanted to say that I have been using the foam inserts we bought for aerification to plug our cup holes with we simply cut one about 2-3" long and carry it on the mower/sprayer for this and for dragging sand into the greens. there very light weight and were older ones that had already been torn up pretty badly from 5-6yrs of aerifications.

    
    
    
    
19. Andy Jorgensen

    

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    7/14/2012 7:07 AM

    To cover the cups, we....errrr...I mean, my spray tech uses one of those 4" round plastic drain grates that we filled with spray foam. Sits in a cup perfectly and overlaps the edges just enough so that it doesn't fall it. At $2.00, he can lose it, break it, or whatever without me caring enough to terminate.
    
    http://www.lowes.com/pd_21587-676-13_0__?productId=1165831&Ntt=4%22+round+drain+cover&pl=1&currentURL=&facetInfo=

    
    
    
    
20. Brent Borelli

    

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    1/12/2015 7:01 PM

    Does anybody have a problem with turfscreen getting all over the flags on greens?
    
    Is there anything I can spray or do to the flag to prevent turning them green.
    
    Heavy dews and slow drying times in Korea= green flags.
    
    Thank you in advance if you have a solution.
    
    Brent