Best Management Practices for Florida Golf Courses, 2nd edition SP141

Name: Best Management Practices for Florida Golf Courses, 2nd edition SP141
Author: J. Bryan Unruh & Monica L. Elliott (Co-Authored and Edited by)

J. Bryan Unruh & Monica L. Elliott (Co-Authored and Edited by)

Published by University of Florida, Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences, Gainesville, Florida, 1999

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This volume was written for professional golf course managers and field management staff, students, and regulatory agencies. The expanded second edition adds new photographs and a chapter on bermudagrass varieties. New information on putting green construction and IPM strategies also is included. A 226 page work with both black and white and color photography. The outside lamination at the top of the spine is worn and bubbled. This will not have an effect on the use of the work. Available for immediate shipment, carefully packed in a sturdy box.

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Title: Best Management Practices for Florida Golf Courses, 2nd edition SP141
Author: J. Bryan Unruh & Monica L. Elliott (Co-Authored and Edited by)
Publisher: University of Florida, Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences, Gainesville, Florida
Publication year: 1999
Condition: Very Good
Binding: Soft cover

James Lasseter, Jr

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