http://www.basfturftalk.com Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:52:22 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Greetings from the Southeast – BASF to launch two new products Hello from Georgia. There’s a lot going on with BASF this summer with the launch of our two new products Tower® herbicide and Honor™ fungicide and the start of our Early Order Program October 1st. I recently visited the University of ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2009/08/17/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-10/ Greeting from the Southeast Hello again from Georgia. The topic of the day is “Rain, rain, and more rain�. The Southeast and Georgia in particular have been rain fast, rain steady, and much needed. Because most golf course superintendents are qualified meteorologists, it goes without saying most of you are well ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2009/04/02/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-9/ Bloggin. Nawlins Style. In the weeks leading up to the GIS in New Orleans I had many a conversation with people from my part of the world who were NOT attending “The Show.� No surprise given what we’re all going through with the (shhhh) E Word. However, let me just say, ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2009/02/12/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-8/ The importance of Thanksgiving in a time of uncertainty What a year it has been to endure. From a turf management standpoint, it's really been an exceptional year. But as we look at the big picture, the realities have been a little tough on us all. How about the economic difficulties ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/12/02/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-7/ A View From The South East The last few weeks in Georgia / N. Florida have been challenging. With the passing of Tropical Storm Fay we can take a stab at evaluating its impact. How about water logged Turfgrass for 4 plus days in some areas. How about (for those managing bermudagrass green), ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/08/29/soup-to-nuts/ Weather gives turf managers a disease pressure break in Georgia Last week the weather in the Southeast appeared to be gentle enough to provide a little "breather" for turf managers. Specifically, following several hot and humid days, the night time temps dipped into to mid to low 60s allowing Bentgrass ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/07/18/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-6/ Just a quick recap of last week, the meetings in the Key's were great. Everyone involved in the planning, execution, delivery did an amazing job. For proof, arguably one of the hardest working members of our team, Mr. Robert T. York, did in fact display he possesses another talent—that talent ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/05/23/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-5/ Tom Hill rode with me for two days on April 14 and 15 to see what life is like behind the wheel in the Georgia/Atlanta markets. We met with Ken Mangum at The Atlanta Athletic Club where he told us about his preparation for the 2011 PGA Championship Tournament. Ken ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/05/06/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-4/ Last week I gave a CEU presentation to a group of customers. The buzz is starting about Trinity in the 0.5 gallon SKU. I also attended FarmLinks with Willie Pennington. The group included of four Orlando-based superintendents. The remaining supers were from Georgia and the Carolinas. Day one was heavy rainfall ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/03/25/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-3/ Weather in Georgia is awesome, lots of rains. We are beginning to refill down here.   Went to FarmLinks yesterday and am happy to report that the video is a hit. All these guys laugh when they remember the BASF tapes commercial. The group of Harrells reps and their customers ... http://www.basfturftalk.com/2008/03/07/soup-to-nuts-with-campbell-cox-2/