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NZ Turf Management Journal

The NZ Turf Management Journal is New Zealand’s foremost turf management publication. Published quarterly (March, June, September, and last week of November), it has a circulation of 2,500 – including New Zealand and international.

The Journal has a high educational element, technical, topical, research-based and training articles. It is an ideal resource to help keep abreast of developments in turf management technology.

Autumn - March Issue

• Consider fewer trees on golf courses
• Turf maintenance on a budget
• Providing a level bowling green
• Using Recycled Glass Sand as topdressing
• Warm-season grass trial – wear tolerance and recovery
• Plus much, much more!

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Summer - November Issue

The R & A Launches Coursetracker - a free business management tool to help golf club managers. Reasons for testing materials. Overseeding into warm season grasses. Are grasses smart? Improving soil structure - an investigation into the effects of restricted shrink-swell cycles on soil structure, and lots more.

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Spring - September Issue

Interview with John Humphries, a retired greenkeeper and turf industry personality with 46 years' experience. The significant impact organic matter has on golf green's year-round performance. Management of cricket pitches, bowling greens and golf courses. Getting grass grub under control, safe disposal procedures and testing topsoils.

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Winter - June Issue

International research from Professor Bingru Huang on maintaining golf course standards with less water. Fertilisers to feed your bowling greens, calculating nutrients in fertilisers, soil testing and tracking hazardous substances.

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Autumn - March Issue

Changes in government policy around environmental protection, and sustainable turf management practices. The benefits of monitoring water use and how to best deal with common winter challenges surrounding soggy and thinning turf. Organic pest control options from Professor Daniel Potter.

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